Post your Solid State pics here.

[masood]

Originally Posted by farjon

...this is my Baby Aksa's version.


See here and subsequent posts:

Based on Hugh Dean's AKSA 55



The thread:

Based on Hugh Dean's AKSA 55


In time... I was previously the "Sound_Buster". Now I'm using "Farjon", unifying my nickname around many Forums.
.
.

dear farjon,
can u share both amplifier and protection pcb,s. thanking you masood

[Alexontherocks]

I suggest a new thread be opened: "unsafe practices". everytime a user posts a pic and is deemed to be an unsafe practice just quote the pic, a symbol for danger and a link to the new thread where that pic will be systematically checked and commented. nothing more. Please mods consider this proposal.

AndrewT a word of advice from someone himself prone to harsh comments: keep your tone in place. It was not long ago you ventured in a 6 post rant about a sentenced I never wrote.



Inviato dal mio GT-I9001 con Tapatalk 2

[sakis]

you have so many people applying bad practice and bad techniques both regarding safety and sound

Normally the forum people that post this type of negative criticism is the people that have learned from their mistakes the hard way ...that will include plenty of BJT ( grey smoke ) mosfets ( blue smoke ) and woofers blown to the moon ..

So yes this criticism might sound negative but comes from real experience....

[tinitus]

I suggest you stick to pictures, as much as possible


moderation

[Alexontherocks]

Tinitus.. Your reply is a response to my post i gather.

Inviato dal mio GT-I9001 con Tapatalk 2

[wintermute]

I think it is was in general to keep try and keep to pictures with a little discussion of what is posted.

mod hat off. I think it is important that if someone sees something unsafe in a picture that is posted that they say something. However it should be said in a constructive way, be gentle and point out the problem. Don't do it in a way that is just going to get the persons back up.

example 1 (bad) "your an idiot and are likely to kill yourself or someone else, give up electronics as a hobby before you kill someone!"

example 2 (better) "I'm very concerned about X, It is potentially lethal for reasons X Y Z. Please fix it or you or someone you love could end up dead".

The first is just going to get the persons back up and they won't necessarily listen or fix it (and it should earn you an infraction as well). The second hopefully would still get the message across without getting the person off side.

Tony.

[rfj5106]

While the pictures are the best part of this forum, I find the discussion the more valuable in terms of advancing my meager diyaudio skills. Some of the rants about safety I have found to be silly. An example being the "soft start" circuit always on AC when an external switch negates this problem which none of the ranters mentioned. They actually would not allow the circuit diagram on the forum! I think the tone of criticism could be tempered in many cases. Suggestions rather than imperatives should be the case. But keep the discussions. AndrewT' s tone in my opinion has been a tad harsh but at the same time I am grateful he contributes to this forum because he has advanced my knowledge. I hope AndrewT and the rest of the forum will continue to offer advice and opinions on the pictures submitted. Please be gentle.

[smartx21]

A friend of mine asked me to fix his stereo, and I decided to place a new stuff inside the case!
Circuit from Is it possible to build a good amplifier out of junk parts?
Sorry, I forgot to take a picture after finishing the job!
Regards,
Max.

[Tekko]

That reminds me of what my stuff used to look like.

[tinitus]

Originally Posted by AndrewT

I will not be gentle.

oh, no, dont
that would be unbareably boring