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Actually I had to do it. I bought rejects from Sonic Frontiers long time ago. I think I paid $5 for a set. They were selling them without original nuts and on some of them the plastic part was deformed because someone used too much heat when soldering. I bought brass nuts at Home Depot, retapped them and polished. They look even better than originals.
BTW I think Music Posts are the most affordable quality posts.
Actually I had to do it. I bought rejects from Sonic Frontiers long time ago. I think I paid $5 for a set. They were selling them without original nuts and on some of them the plastic part was deformed because someone used too much heat when soldering. I bought brass nuts at Home Depot, retapped them and polished. They look even better than originals.
BTW I think Music Posts are the most affordable quality posts.
You'll find the answer here http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&postid=36291#post36291
How is the transformer held to the heatsink? I'm assuming you don't have a great dirty bolt going though it...
What's the secret? Is it to do with all the black stuff in the middle?
Edit:
I forgot to ask...I'm building a low power Aleph X in a very similar design...It'll have 4 fets per channel and a low voltage (need to recalculate - but around 14V). Would this compact design take the heat etc?
Cheers,
Gaz
What's the secret? Is it to do with all the black stuff in the middle?
Edit:
I forgot to ask...I'm building a low power Aleph X in a very similar design...It'll have 4 fets per channel and a low voltage (need to recalculate - but around 14V). Would this compact design take the heat etc?
Cheers,
Gaz
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