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#2841 |
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Bensen,
now that's what I call short gate stopper leads. (as a precaution, you might consider a drop of silicon on their solder joints. think subwoofer and vibration, suspension bridge) For lack of finding a clip of Limburg Boven : Rowwen Hèze - Limburg - YouTube
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Belgium the land of chocolate
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I did have the change to see Bensen his amp in and I can say it looks even much better in real live.
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You saying he drilled some vent holes in the HPL bottom panel in the meantime ?
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Recife - Brasil Northeast
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Not clean, not ready but already looking good.
I will replace driver's heatsink. regards, Carlos
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Join Date: May 2003
Location: Belgium, Limburg, Bree
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Thanks guys for the feedback!
Jacco, Patrick (meanman) means that the especially the wood looks better in real life. Concerning the holes in the bottomplate; they are not necesarry, the heatsinks are a lot overdimenioned. About the short gate stopper leads; I blowed already 10 pairs at least of these beauties (2sk1530/2sj201), I learned my lesson. The way I solder the OPS to the PCB when mounted to the heatsinks is very easy, see the picture below. See post #123 for some more data and simulation results. Amp design for subwoofer and wideband duty |
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Join Date: Nov 2006
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I didn't count on you not having thought that through, think of it as asking how it turned out.
Even Kerafol for the Hitachi BOBs, I see. (zware voet ? )Good to see others use HP laminate board for (top)/bottom panels. When faced with having to lower a transformer by half an inch through the bottom, I ended up with a sub-chassis Meteon. The edges make it less attractive for the top, but wonderful material for bottom panels.
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Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: K-town
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My latest home brew amp module.......
I outdid myself this time with this version of my little power amp module, the sound is immaculately accurate and precise. Nothing seems to be left out of the music program, even the most subtitle background percussion sounds are heard in the ‘sound stage’ presence. More on this amp can be found HERE.....
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Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: Moonee Ponds, Vic, Australia
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A bit hard to tell but looks like a copy/variation on this
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: Bloemfontein
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This is my JLH build. Running on 32VDC single rail. Chassis made from scrap 4mm aluminum.
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