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Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Iowa
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Here ya go guys, a place to share pictures and a brief explanation of your favorite amp or latest project. For discussion or an in-depth writeup, let's post at the Discussion Thread. Hope this will suffice- Who's gonna start things off? (again)
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Looks like I can claim the first post! Hmmm what to throw on the pile....
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50C5 SE amp. First I ever built. Good for about 1W and maybe 250 to 10,000Hz - just radio parts, including the OPT. Line operated and no isolation of course, but it sounds good in its range.
Tim
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Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Iowa
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Guess I'll keep the ball rolling- This is my second attempt and current finished amp, based on a '40s PA design by Valco. Typical 6L6 PP. IIRC, the xformers are 30w Hammonds. Finished this one a couple years ago and still sounds pretty good, although there's some low level hum that still drives me nuts.
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Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Iowa
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Shot of the back- 5 inputs, inverse fdbck switch, switched outlets. The chassis is done in black metallic, with light blue metallic sparkle that you only see when the light catches it, then a clearcoat over that.
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Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Iowa
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All lit up like Christmas!
The vol knob and top circle are EL panels. One step closer to high-tech, I included a delayed HV startup ckt that still works |
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Cool thread...This project is old by now and has been posted here before..but here it is anyway...That way I'll be subscribed to this thread as well.
Cheers, Bas |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: Earth
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PSU for my phono amp.
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