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FS: Active Crossover PCBs and Power Supplies

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aterren

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I have 8 of the Bob Ellis active crossover boards (AF#4) and 4 of the PSU boards and kits I'm not likely to use.

I am asking $120 + shipping for 8 filter boards boards and 2 +/-15V PSU boards and kits (my original cost).

The other 2 PSU boards are available with +/- 65V parts kit for $80 plus shipping.

I'm not interested in negotiating so please, don't bother with low ball offers.

http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/group-buys/74420-active-filter-board-gb.html
 
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aterren

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I sold 2 boards so I have 6 boards now and two +/- 15v supplies kits (boards and Parts).

I'd take $50 for 2 cross over boards and a supply board with parts (shipped in the USA). For $100 I'll double that, and include the 2 extra cross over boards and 1 extra power supply board (no parts).

PM me if you'd like my paypal address

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Post #59 has some common layouts and # boards required.
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/group...tml#post854486

Schematics are in post 1099 on this page:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/group...ml#post1925957

The power supply Kit:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/group...ml#post1002523

The kit is a power supply kit consisting of the board, all electronic parts (resistors, capacitors, semiconductors and screw terminals)and heat sinks needed to make nominal a +/-15V power supply. You'll need to provide mounting hardware for the supply and transistor-heat sink bolt, but otherwise all hardware is included. Add a dual 15VAC transformer of at least 30 VA and mains wiring and you have a power supply.
 
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