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Old 13th November 2012, 11:02 PM   #31
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I have two "Promotional Test amp" free becouse it not running at 110Vac.
Someone want try this..jewel.
just send me pm.
I suppose you still have the previous PM list in your forum mail box
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Old 13th November 2012, 11:06 PM   #32
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practical yes, but still no good
it works loose and falls out too easy if anything is moved or touched
ok for hifi
not moved or touched so much, and not fatal if power suddenly fails
for pro use you need to have powercon and speakon plugs
the DPA-400/F2 recommended for bass guitar looks great, but then really ought to have speakon instead of hifi terminals
Sorry, but I disagree. maybe you had a bad experience with some very poor connector. the plug goes into the pan to 18mm and requires pression to put. What move? i have just in this finished amplifier, an AC power cord 16mm diameter.

DPA-400-F1/F2/F3 terminals are used as internal connections...

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Old 13th November 2012, 11:33 PM   #33
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AC power cord 16mm diameter.
I dont understand, why so thick ?
mine is just 6mm, and a leftover piece from hedgecutting
but ok for short 3m length

but seriously, since its a devellopment thread, I still suggest to think about using professional connectors
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Old 13th November 2012, 11:38 PM   #34
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why so thick ?
mine is just 6mm, and a leftover piece from hedgecutting
Aahahh...someone said that running well 6mm..but women not agree..
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total voltage drop on amplifier, unfortunately, is a sum of the various resistance and inductance

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Old 14th November 2012, 12:03 AM   #35
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Old 14th November 2012, 12:28 AM   #36
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Roberto, is there a back panel for monoblock amp?
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Roberto, is there a back panel for monoblock amp?
I think..yes..
Take a look
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Old 14th November 2012, 10:45 AM   #38
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Yes, this is for 160mm width case. is possible also use very compact 110mmx50 size. toys..? yes a toys that drive a B&W 802 II eheh..
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For output connectors (I refer to the modules with the frame), this is the perfect solution from a technical standpoint, and very expensive, it is to be understood as internal connection (from module to rear panel connection).
In this way has permission to use a contact at the module output with very low inductance / resistance in DC, using a special wiring between the terminals and the PCB, soldered with silver.
In addition, I add, these output terminals (external / internal) are the best on the market, not only for aesthetics.

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Old 14th November 2012, 11:41 AM   #39
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yup, thats the new powercons, i'm loving them too
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Old 14th November 2012, 11:43 AM   #40
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hi, I cut out these from your photos, showing the boards only
will these individual boards be available as single parts along with your other accessories parts ?
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