Leds
WOW! That's cool! 😎
SjoerdSmits:
If you drill a few 3mm holes in the milled area, you can mount LEDs behind the knob, which will illuminate the narrow band surrounding the knob. I like the effect.
Regards,
Scott
WOW! That's cool! 😎
Scott -- That looks great! I love the illumination and must ask where - did you get the faceplate?
6L6:
The chassis is a HiFi2000 Galaxy Magiorato, which the diyaudio store is now selling. I designed the front and rear panels and had Front Panel Express do all the hard work. The amp is LM3886-based and was sourced from chipamp.com, and was a project my younger daughter Jamie (now almost 18) and I worked on together 3 or 4 years ago. "JADE" is an acronym for "Jamie and Dad Experiment".
Incidentally, I just realized I posted photos of a non-Pass design on the Pass forum. Absolutely no insult was intended.
Regards,
Scott
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Incidentally, I just realized I posted photos of a non-Pass design on the Pass forum. Absolutely no insult was intended.
Regards,
Scott
insulting for Pass forum is if you're showing of without porn
this way is all OK

F5 Build
The heatsinks came from an old power plant, at 5 pounds each they are way oversized. The power transformer weighs in at seven pounds and was purchased on the surplus market years ago. I have included a capacitance multiplier circuit for the supply rails as I needed to drop about 5 volts to bring the supply voltage to 24 volts. A speaker protection circuit was included. I have built four of these monoblocks and am using the in a triamped system. I all the thirty years of building stereo equipment I must say this is by far the best sounding system I have yet to build. Thanks Nelson for all you contribute.
The heatsinks came from an old power plant, at 5 pounds each they are way oversized. The power transformer weighs in at seven pounds and was purchased on the surplus market years ago. I have included a capacitance multiplier circuit for the supply rails as I needed to drop about 5 volts to bring the supply voltage to 24 volts. A speaker protection circuit was included. I have built four of these monoblocks and am using the in a triamped system. I all the thirty years of building stereo equipment I must say this is by far the best sounding system I have yet to build. Thanks Nelson for all you contribute.
Attachments
Clarkstuff, nice looking amp. what are those to-3 covers called and where can they be purchased? Thx Vince
The DCB1 is ready 🙂 More or less. Need stands and maybe some holes not to get too hot inside. 2 switch is in/output selector.
Thanks to Salas for the reg and ofc. Pass for the B1




Thanks to Salas for the reg and ofc. Pass for the B1

The T03 covers came off an old amp. I do not know of a source. The chassis started as a single triode amplifier. Needless to say it did not work out. I prototyped the F5 on a whim and was impressed with the sound. The chassis was a natural for a F5 build. The capacitance multiplier removes all the ripple ( at least what I see on my scope ) even under load.
Farnell sell these and one is marked as US stock.
Electronic Components | Electronic Parts | Farnell UK
Electronic Components | Electronic Parts | Farnell UK
Clarkstuff, nice looking amp. what are those to-3 covers called and where can they be purchased? Thx Vince
Look under the Keystone line card at DK and Mouser.
SjoerdSmits:
If you drill a few 3mm holes in the milled area, you can mount LEDs behind the knob, which will illuminate the narrow band surrounding the knob. I like the effect.
Regards,
Scott
Wow ! Thanks for sharing, I will be using this in my next to build preamp for volume control 😀
Where did you buy these excellent looking knobs ?
Walter
My new A-40 mono-block. Now to finish channel #2, and start on my Aleph 5...🙂
Nice! How is the LED attached to the front face? Thanks.
Thank you. I attached the LED using hot glue. I roughed up the surface around it with some sandpaper to help it stick better.
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