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thanks...I have a little knowledge but i learn every day something new.

I`m very satisfied with sound. These are my diy speakers that i made when i had 17. years..i put the big distance between tweeter and midbass but the filter will fix that. 🙁 ...drivers are westra xv-165-1398-8 and tweeter TVM arv-104-04/8

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sorry for putting images of speakers in the chip amp threid. 🙂
 
#627
Thought I'd post some pictures of my current project. It is a basic bridge-parallel implementation of the NSC LM3886. I have designed the boards to be as modular as possible. I am at the testing stage.

Pile of unseperated, unassembled boards:

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Single amplifier board:

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Buffer board:

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Power supply board:

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Soft start board:

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* The 10 pin IDC connector attaches to a uC board, not pictured.


Enough assembled boards for a whole stereo amplifier:

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Anyway, really looking forward to testing these. Just waiting on the heatsinks, should be done any day now.

Anton
 
#629
this is a rev.A lm3875 gainclone with PS and a big 300va 2x25v toroid in a hifi2000 enclosure, no pot, planning on using a pre (still undecided, probably a millet hybrid for now...maybe a kumisa soon).

i would apreciate some comments, specially regarding wiring, as i used what i had on hand.
 

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mekanoplastik said:
...i would apreciate some comments.....
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A dab of heatsink grease since the chip is on a groove, and a washer to help spread the pressure of the screw holding the chip down.

Those are suggestions, not requirements.

I "personally" would have used different color wires for the ps to avoid potential confusion but then, some times I can be... well, you know.


Absolutely beautiful execution.
 
#636
bego2 said:
My first working amplifier😀

gainclone lm3886

http://img.w3dizajn.net/viewer.php?file=P10001902jkc.jpg
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i used the cheapest capacitors and the sound is beautiful...i`m 18. years old and i doesn`t have lots of money to buy a excellent parts.

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Finally! There aren’t only old man (and women?) here! Haha :clown:
Since I discovered this forum, I’m getting very interested in the whole DIY audio thing.
I’m 19 and just finished my first amp, it will suddenly not be my last.

specs:
Transformer: 500VA toroidal (22V-0V-22V)
Rectifier: 8 x MUR860 (with 100nF capacitors and heatsinks)
Buffer capacitors: 25mF per rail (50mF total)
Amplifier: 2 x Bridged LM3886 setup (BR100)

Will do an approximately 100W to 120W per channel at 8Ohm.
I can't say anything about the quality of the sound because I still haven’t got good source/pre amp/speakers (any volunteers?).
All I can say the sound is very detailed, and it's _very_ powerful!

I really learned a lot of this project, for example that 200W is completely useless.
Normally I use 500mW and playing very loud maximum 10W, if I knew this I probably had build the single LM3886 setup.

Enough talking, here are the pictures:
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The back plate is cut with an CNC water jet (I only made the Autocad drawling), heat sink is done manually.

Now I'm gonna build a preamp in an identical housing only less high. It will have an embedded system (8051) and perhaps a DAC.

Thanks for making this possible for me, keep up the good work!:worship:
Founded feedback is always welcome...



Robert
 
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