Yep, copper all around for EMI/RFI shielding. AC goes underneath main copper plate, PCB, signal wires and DC go above.
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Scorpion
I will have to presume either the diyer has good access to CNC or good budget to a CNC
I do have a background in aerospace ...and an interest in machining. I made all the drawings and built almost everything myself. Bought the raw aluminum and copper at a metal supplier. But I had to have the faceplate and all the numerous holes on the top plate done at a machine shop (could have done the holes myself but it would have taken forever...wouldn't cut it with WAF factor !!!).
Of course had the engraving done also. About 300$ for both machining and engraving. Not cheap but still accessible.
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Scorpion
Beautiful workmanship!
Where did you get the machining done? I'm looking for CNC shop
Thanks
Do
Pinocchio,
Machining of faceplate and the holes on the top plate was done at Lindax Inc in Montreal. Wheter there is a CNC or not, I don't know.
Engraving was done at AZ Pentograv in Terrebonne's industrial park.
Hope this helps.
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Scorpion
Hi sure, I have thread here http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/solid-state/225292-diy-200-watt-solid-state-monoblock-power-amplifier.html
I will post more hifi porn eventually. Have to sort out pictures first, I have taken hundreds of them
Thanks for the link Teti. I saw lots of pics of the amps' inside. Impressive, really. Again, outstanding work. If your amps sound half as good as they look, they should be in a different league.
You have me drooling. Congrats again.
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Scorpion
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