Not ready, but progressing:
Car chipamp 2X22W. Will build a 70W too if this one is not powerful enough.
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Car chipamp 2X22W. Will build a 70W too if this one is not powerful enough.
All diy! the alu profile is halfly sawn and bend strip for floors and steps! Cheap and nice. The cooler is a nice blue anodised one from a Compaq PII server! It all costs me about 12Eu, besides the scrap parts i used.
tubee said:All diy! the alu profile is halfly sawn and bend strip for floors and steps! Cheap and nice. The cooler is a nice blue anodised one from a Compaq PII server! It all costs me about 12Eu, besides the scrap parts i used.
Can you post a picture of the internals? Also can you please post your pwr supply? You said this was for a car? I would be VERY interested in how it compares to "commercial" amps...
The internals is some less fancy. Simple roughly cut perfboard, TDA1552Q chipamp with some external components (panasonic 4700 uF lytic and wima coupling/decoupling caps.) PS will be from car battery 14V, decoupled with some extra lytics.
When it's finished wil show pics.
When it's finished wil show pics.
JFET buffered with Discrete regulator without global feedback LM3875 based GC
JFET buffered with Discrete regulator without global feedback LM3875 based GC. Source http://www.pedjarogic.com/gc/index.html
Boban
JFET buffered with Discrete regulator without global feedback LM3875 based GC. Source http://www.pedjarogic.com/gc/index.html
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Boban
Igla said:
The truth is that I allways liked open designs
I like this style very much.
Simple & elegant.
Dual Gainclone
My first attempt at Gainclone amplifier using the LM3876T chip ...sounds very nice with Lowther DX-3 in Martin King's MLTL + Raven R-1 supertweeter + a pair of Eton 11-581 TL subwoofers.
Not as fancy as some of the other G-clones on this site, but does the job well enough for me.
There are two stereo amps in one chassis for bi-amping the speakers (one amp for the Lowthers and one for the Raven ribbons). This Gainclone has been upgraded with nice Panasonic FC and Sanyo Oscon capacitors and an Alps Blue Velvet potentiometer.
More info and pics here:
http://forum.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/fr.pl?vevol&1146370182&view
Regards,
Steve M.
My first attempt at Gainclone amplifier using the LM3876T chip ...sounds very nice with Lowther DX-3 in Martin King's MLTL + Raven R-1 supertweeter + a pair of Eton 11-581 TL subwoofers.
Not as fancy as some of the other G-clones on this site, but does the job well enough for me.
There are two stereo amps in one chassis for bi-amping the speakers (one amp for the Lowthers and one for the Raven ribbons). This Gainclone has been upgraded with nice Panasonic FC and Sanyo Oscon capacitors and an Alps Blue Velvet potentiometer.
More info and pics here:
http://forum.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/fr.pl?vevol&1146370182&view
Regards,
Steve M.
Attachments
Very well done, only thing I would do diffirent is move the switches/pots, to the rear of the case (install a piece of angle stock), to shorten those signal wires, and use an extended shaft to the knob on the face...
Maybe tackle some of that black wireing with heatshrink and cable ties..
Maybe tackle some of that black wireing with heatshrink and cable ties..
My Gain Clone
Here's my Gain Clone. 😎
http://i145.photobucket.com/albums/r216/vdinenna/Audio Projects/gainclone.jpg
http://i145.photobucket.com/albums/r216/vdinenna/Audio Projects/gainclone1.jpg
Here's my Gain Clone. 😎
http://i145.photobucket.com/albums/r216/vdinenna/Audio Projects/gainclone.jpg
http://i145.photobucket.com/albums/r216/vdinenna/Audio Projects/gainclone1.jpg
Re: Dual Gainclone
Nice photos and lots of equipment, just curious why is the power supply tricky?
I assume you like the Lowther best, I find at the end of the day, ie finally, you are making the Lowther 3 way!, I find FR is lacking in bottom and top end as well! That defeats the purpose of a FR. So I am now building a 2-way.
I enjoy looking at those photos, more importantly reading your brief descriptions.
cheers.
Steve M said:My first attempt at Gainclone amplifier using the LM3876T chip ...sounds very nice with Lowther DX-3 in Martin King's MLTL + Raven R-1 supertweeter + a pair of Eton 11-581 TL subwoofers.
Not as fancy as some of the other G-clones on this site, but does the job well enough for me.
There are two stereo amps in one chassis for bi-amping the speakers (one amp for the Lowthers and one for the Raven ribbons). This Gainclone has been upgraded with nice Panasonic FC and Sanyo Oscon capacitors and an Alps Blue Velvet potentiometer.
More info and pics here:
http://forum.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/fr.pl?vevol&1146370182&view
Regards,
Steve M.
Nice photos and lots of equipment, just curious why is the power supply tricky?
I assume you like the Lowther best, I find at the end of the day, ie finally, you are making the Lowther 3 way!, I find FR is lacking in bottom and top end as well! That defeats the purpose of a FR. So I am now building a 2-way.
I enjoy looking at those photos, more importantly reading your brief descriptions.
cheers.
2.1 System
First gainclone, here is how it turned out😀
45 Watts x 2 and 150 Watts x 1 subwoofer
w/ LCD display
First gainclone, here is how it turned out😀
45 Watts x 2 and 150 Watts x 1 subwoofer
w/ LCD display
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