Post your Solid State pics here.

[drowranger]

this amplifier are not meant to be played at low volume.it is not intended for home use.besides the casing where not that good.but in terms of professional use you could count on it.heatsink are sufficient enough even using an L bracket.only two pairs of lateral mosfet where used.may be wondering why?...thats the importance of using vi limiter keeping the operation of the output device at safety region and less number of output.

this amp. is stable even at 0 ohms.and possess a soft clipping action reducing the burning of high frequency drivers.and has a protection at input just in case higher voltage where accidentally feed to this amp.even if there is a small disadvantages implementing it ,still small price to pay than having a blown output transistor

and how about sound?well many of the members here will testify how good it is...

regard,
joel

[precision1]

Thanks to share they all pic and information here...
Optical Attenuators

[AndrewT]

Precision.
This is a pic Thread.

[tinitus]

Originally Posted by AndrewT

Precision.
This is a pic Thread.

this should hopefully turn into some kind of 'hybrid' preamp
oh what, and mounted inside my new preamp box

[AndrewT]

Is that Tufnol?

[tinitus]

Originally Posted by AndrewT

Is that Tufnol?

yes
or pertinax
or something similar

[tinitus]

inside of preamp, so far

and I hope it will do for both guitar(bass) and hifi
a unity gain buffer, as well as fet output with gain
and a tube section
everything is possible, except making coffee
well, I better hold my breath, nothings working yet

[redjr]

Originally Posted by tinitus

inside of preamp, so far

and I hope it will do for both guitar(bass) and hifi
a unity gain buffer, as well as fet output with gain
and a tube section
everything is possible, except making coffee
well, I better hold my breath, nothings working yet

Nice super structure so far. The dark brown stuff... It looks like a premium grade of Masonite. Yes, but sturdier?

[tinitus]

Originally Posted by redjr

The dark brown stuff... It looks like a premium grade of Masonite. Yes, but sturdier?

originally pressured paper and oil
now a days I think they might use epoxy too
but Im not sure
some have claimed it to be the 'best sounding' isolator there is
well, at least its strong
and I just happened to have some of it

[tinitus]

my router bits seems to work