Class D Audio aluminum case or DIY amp case

[jtwrace]

This is my all aluminum case that I've designed and am offering to all. The aluminum is .125 (1/8") thick and black anodized. In this album I'm showing the different configurations that you can use it for. The dimensions are 5" tall from ground to top of front plate, front panel is 13 1/2" wide, overall depth is 16 3/8", chassis width is 12 3/4".

This case can use two amp boards or one and the power board and transformer. All the holes are already there. Also, this case will fit all Class D Audio amp boards (TI, IR and the new Super D).

This case is shipped without connectors. It does come with 1" tall rubber feet as the power switch location is located in the middle front bottom of the unit. I don't like bright lights in my eyes.

Upon purchase, I will email you a list of supples, part #'s and vendors on where you can purchase them. Of course you can go wherever you would like though.

jtwrace(at)gmail.com for PayPal
$190 shipped to your door in the lower 48.

Pictures from L > R

Front, rear, right rear corner, typical 2 ch setup (Super D), 4 ch RCA (using XLR hole for RCA) and 4 ch setup.

[theAnonymous1]

IMO $190 is a little steap for that chassis.

I can get a similar case from par-metal for around $100 shipped. Sure, I would have to drill the holes in the back panel myself and there isn't any silk screening, but I don't think that's worth another ~$90.

[jtwrace]

Originally Posted by theAnonymous1

IMO $190 is a little steap for that chassis.

I can get a similar case from par-metal for around $100 shipped. Sure, I would have to drill the holes in the back panel myself and there isn't any silk screening, but I don't think that's worth another ~$90.

Ok. It's not silk screened. It's engraved.

[theAnonymous1]

Originally Posted by jtwrace

Ok. It's not silk screened. It's engraved.

Oh, that makes it worth it then.