Zen V9 J-fet poweramp finished.

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The box is different also here a pic
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Gooch, those boxes are great looking🙂 I see that you whant the units flush with the faceplate! Great. Those speakers are gonna sound great, I think😎 Nice work!! Any resoning about the bevelled edges?? Better soundstage perspective or ?? Dont mind Zen mod, he really means nice box'es!!

Steen🙂
 
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steenoe said:
Gooch, those boxes are great looking🙂 I see that you whant the units flush with the faceplate! Great. Those speakers are gonna sound great, I think😎 Nice work!! Any resoning about the bevelled edges?? Better soundstage perspective or ?? Dont mind Zen mod, he really means nice box'es!!

Steen🙂
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did you ever check your mail box?

:where is grumpy smiley?:

hehe
 
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steenoe said:
Gooch, those boxes are great looking🙂 I see that you whant the units flush with the faceplate! Great. Those speakers are gonna sound great, I think😎 Nice work!! Any resoning about the bevelled edges?? Better soundstage perspective or ?? Dont mind Zen mod, he really means nice box'es!!

Steen🙂
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Thanks Steen
The bevelled edges is just a look thing some different I have them veneered now I will take some more pictures there realy starting to come along been working on them all most a year now it not a web base project I wish I would have done that.

Regards
Dave
 
#49
Dear Zen v9 Builders,

Has anyone tried to use a CPU heatsink with a brusless DC fan, instead of the large heatsinks I normally see in the Zen v9 builds?

Is there any reason that should not work equally well?

Greetings,
Ingi
 
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ingi said:
Dear Zen v9 Builders,

Has anyone tried to use a CPU heatsink with a brusless DC fan, instead of the large heatsinks I normally see in the Zen v9 builds?

Is there any reason that should not work equally well?

Greetings,
Ingi
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Being from Iceland, can't you just use a different amp for the few summer months 😉
Seriously though, I tried using the water cooled copper blocks made for video processors for testing and they work well. You have to devise a clamp for the transistors as the supplied one is useless for TO-264 or TO-247 devices. I haven't tried one or 2 for an amp yet though. You just need a large radiator for the water to cool. The small pump I used was very quite.
 
#52
Thank you all for the advise on the heat sinks. I have given it some thought.
I do not want to have to be concerned with noise or mall function of the fans,
so I will go and find myself some heavy heat sinks for the Zen v9. 🙂
 
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