My Ecotec 600W/Ch Monoblocks
These are my Ecotec classs D monoblock amplifiers. Have to say that they are some of the best amps I have heard period.
You can check them out here:
http://www.amplifier.co.uk/images/SDV1042-600_1_ETS.pdf
These are my Ecotec classs D monoblock amplifiers. Have to say that they are some of the best amps I have heard period.
You can check them out here:
http://www.amplifier.co.uk/images/SDV1042-600_1_ETS.pdf
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Thanks for the idea!Why don't you turn the board 90 deg ccw? You could then avoid the crossing of the power leads, the input and the output cables.
Cheers
Regards Aleš
Work in progress with my Sure TC2000/TP2050. Power supply was delivered yesterday, just got it hooked up today. I'm planning on getting/making a small case for the amp PCB itself & housing the power supply seperately on the floor.
And here is my Sure TA2024 powered ghettoblaster. Done 2 field tests now & ironed out a few flaws. Still need to buy a different power switch & drill then mount so it can be switched from the outside.

And here is my Sure TA2024 powered ghettoblaster. Done 2 field tests now & ironed out a few flaws. Still need to buy a different power switch & drill then mount so it can be switched from the outside.




Rob's TA2020 build
This is my first build: a small amp based on Arjen Helder's TA2020 module. I love this little thing. Changing from my Pioneer HT reciever was like putting glasses on for the first time. So this is what hifi sounds like!
I also built some modest fullrangers based on Zaph's B3S design which I'll post in the FR gallery.
ATM I'm driving it direct from a PC with a Xonar card. Not ideal. Next project is a DAC - prob the gigawork.

Rob
This is my first build: a small amp based on Arjen Helder's TA2020 module. I love this little thing. Changing from my Pioneer HT reciever was like putting glasses on for the first time. So this is what hifi sounds like!



I also built some modest fullrangers based on Zaph's B3S design which I'll post in the FR gallery.
ATM I'm driving it direct from a PC with a Xonar card. Not ideal. Next project is a DAC - prob the gigawork.

Rob
Here's my new T-amp built few hours ago. The only thing that I chanced on this board are the input caps, I replaced audiophiler with audyncap which are more open and detailed.
Best regards Aleš
Very nice and clean. Where did you purchase that powersupply?
I recently finished this 4-channel Amp built with two Class D Audio IRS 2x250 modules (they can be bridged to make a 2 x 500W amp, or a 3-channel 2x250, 1x500). I included a relay for 12V triggering by my receiver. The case is a Hammond 2U aluminum one (with my screws). I built this for use as a sub amp, but it sounds very nice with my Abbeys, driven from my receiver preamp.
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Misty likes it:
- Doug
Inside:
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Here are my small amps modules - a prototypes to a further project - nearly as small as big stamp so I called them StampAmp 🙂 The modules are based on MPS chip MP7782. Starting them for the first time I was really surprised - the small guys sound really amazing driving my 4 Ohm ELAC 207.2 with JET tweeter.
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Here are my small amps modules - a prototypes to a further project - nearly as small as big stamp so I called them StampAmp 🙂 The modules are based on MPS chip MP7782. Starting them for the first time I was really surprised - the small guys sound really amazing driving my 4 Ohm ELAC 207.2 with JET tweeter.
VERY SMALL! looks like a nice clean layout too, whats the power ?
The chips are rated according datasheet at 50W with 10% THD+N what means definitely clipping in my understanding. I've got exactly the results, see the screen shots below. Continuous power of 40W without any heat sink for 1min - with small heat sink for 15min on 6R on the first screen shot. On the second 50W with clipping - is it 10% ??? hard to say 🙂 Playing really loud music below clipping level you do not any heat sink!
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Very neat and tidy - I like! 🙂
I recently finished this 4-channel Amp built with two Class D Audio IRS 2x250 modules (they can be bridged to make a 2 x 500W amp, or a 3-channel 2x250, 1x500). I included a relay for 12V triggering by my receiver. The case is a Hammond 2U aluminum one (with my screws). I built this for use as a sub amp, but it sounds very nice with my Abbeys, driven from my receiver preamp.
Inside:
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Back:
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Misty likes it:
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- Doug
Arjen MKIII TA2020 fits nicely in a cigar box.
It's been snowing today so I've been busy wacking together a little project. Actually,I am finishing up an Arjen Helder TA2020 T-amp and power supply combo that I started on last weekend. It is still breaking in so the caps are still a little shrill but just today it is starting to smooth out to the point I don't miss my ST-70 with the VTA mod so much.
Pardon the Cuban cigar box. I found it at Goodwill for a dollar (and I'm sticking to that story). The power supply box is an old project box which came in a box full of old 1940's and 50's toy train parts that I have used some of the switches and lights from too.The copper accents are from the back plate of a gutted Akai M-8 reel to reel that was converted into monoblocks last year.
Happy Holidays and enjoy the Snow!
Ashevillebob
It's been snowing today so I've been busy wacking together a little project. Actually,I am finishing up an Arjen Helder TA2020 T-amp and power supply combo that I started on last weekend. It is still breaking in so the caps are still a little shrill but just today it is starting to smooth out to the point I don't miss my ST-70 with the VTA mod so much.
Pardon the Cuban cigar box. I found it at Goodwill for a dollar (and I'm sticking to that story). The power supply box is an old project box which came in a box full of old 1940's and 50's toy train parts that I have used some of the switches and lights from too.The copper accents are from the back plate of a gutted Akai M-8 reel to reel that was converted into monoblocks last year.
Happy Holidays and enjoy the Snow!
Ashevillebob
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My recently finished amp10 with tube buffer, a very pleasant sound!!
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My recently finished amp10 with tube buffer, a very pleasant sound!!
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Very nice. Where did you get that case ?
Don't know where mr Triatic got his case, but this italian webshop has them (top right for english version):
Hi-Fi 2000 contenitori per l'elettronica, case modding HTPC, Galaxy, rack, DIYaudio, computer cases, knobs,milled Handles, milled fronts, hi-end,
Hi-Fi 2000 contenitori per l'elettronica, case modding HTPC, Galaxy, rack, DIYaudio, computer cases, knobs,milled Handles, milled fronts, hi-end,
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