This is one wonderful sounding circuit!!
Edit: It has flesh, softness, clarity, wonderful midrange, extreme female voices, colours, etc. The soft bass is also lovely. Who cares about extreme bandwidth, cyborg bass and extreme dynamics when the offering is hours of tireless listening. Thank you, Papa!
It will take it’s place on the office desk. And later maybe to pre an AJ
Edit: It has flesh, softness, clarity, wonderful midrange, extreme female voices, colours, etc. The soft bass is also lovely. Who cares about extreme bandwidth, cyborg bass and extreme dynamics when the offering is hours of tireless listening. Thank you, Papa!
It will take it’s place on the office desk. And later maybe to pre an AJ
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Forgive me for this Arlequin style!
I was inspired by the cromatic multicolor components and thought to give a touch of pitoresque color.
In the last two weeks saw a plastic bricks chassis and that inspired as well.
For the technical part, all perfect although i am not a electronic wizard, more incline to be a donkey! I will post feedback on sound later, i just wanted to finish the cosmetics.but the unique 3 mins it Played it calls for clarity and extension. More to follow
I was inspired by the cromatic multicolor components and thought to give a touch of pitoresque color.
In the last two weeks saw a plastic bricks chassis and that inspired as well.
For the technical part, all perfect although i am not a electronic wizard, more incline to be a donkey! I will post feedback on sound later, i just wanted to finish the cosmetics.but the unique 3 mins it Played it calls for clarity and extension. More to follow
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I finally got my ACP+ into a chassis (and finally posted pics 
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A while back I got inspiration from genechow's post #169 to do something similar. Thanks for leading the way genechow!
The software used was from post #118
Here's my spin on it, I went with the diyA Store, Steel Galaxy, 230 x 170 x 1U. It just fits if you remove the board mounted RCA and power jacks.
The big heat sink ties to the lid for more stability and a little heat conduction. I love this little head amp.
).A while back I got inspiration from genechow's post #169 to do something similar. Thanks for leading the way genechow!
The software used was from post #118
Here's my spin on it, I went with the diyA Store, Steel Galaxy, 230 x 170 x 1U. It just fits if you remove the board mounted RCA and power jacks.
The big heat sink ties to the lid for more stability and a little heat conduction. I love this little head amp.
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