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Hi Peranders,
I sent you an email but not sure if you got it. I'd like to buy 2 boards plus inductors. Can you email me at tuyettiATyahoo.com.
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thank you,
Having trouble finding a source for JP1 and JP5. Looking for help finding them, even if outside USA. Would also like to source the specified heat sink, but that isn't a must. I have one I can mod to fit.
Thanks for any help.
Greg
Thanks for any help.
Greg
JP1 is " standard " connector for flat cable, Greg.... I hope it will be not problem to find it.... JP5 are WAGO terminals, but you can use some " screw " one, not only WAGO...
Pavel, Thanks very much!
I'll search my catalogs for connectors of the proper spacing and see what I can come up with.
Regards, Greg
I'll search my catalogs for connectors of the proper spacing and see what I can come up with.
Regards, Greg
Completed 6ch Amp
Just wanted to share my implementation of 3 boards.
It's 700VA Toroid with 6 Secondaries at 27 Volts. (special) Softstart from Per-Anders.
Balanced XLR-Inputs
Hifi2000 chassis from Audiokit.it
Hot Stand-By with Signal sensor.
40 cm Fischer heat-sinks.
It's used in a 3-way active XOver setup.
I like the sound very much, it's crisp and clear, but still a solid bottom.
Just wanted to share my implementation of 3 boards.
It's 700VA Toroid with 6 Secondaries at 27 Volts. (special) Softstart from Per-Anders.
Balanced XLR-Inputs
Hifi2000 chassis from Audiokit.it
Hot Stand-By with Signal sensor.
40 cm Fischer heat-sinks.
It's used in a 3-way active XOver setup.
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I like the sound very much, it's crisp and clear, but still a solid bottom.
Looks good but a possible objection would be your 230 VAC wiring. Remember that all wires from my softstart is "hot", including the switch input. I would advise you to have "lampsladd" (lamp cable) for internal wiring. You should also tie them together better.
Personally I would have chosen shielded input wire.
Personally I would have chosen shielded input wire.
I have those Wago connectors, send me a message if you are interested.69CamaroSS396 said:Having trouble finding a source for JP1 and JP5. Looking for help finding them, even if outside USA.
OKI, I get it around the "lampsladd" 🙂 Will fix, it's.
"Shielded input wire" ... do you mean the connects from XLR --> Board input? ... Currently it's twisted with grounded wires so it should be OK shielded anyway.
It's very silent without signal, not the slightest hum or noise.
"Shielded input wire" ... do you mean the connects from XLR --> Board input? ... Currently it's twisted with grounded wires so it should be OK shielded anyway.
It's very silent without signal, not the slightest hum or noise.
The case is a Hifi2000 "pesante" with extra thick 10 mm Alu frontplate. I bought it from Audiokit.it.
The sound is very clear and crisp. First impression is thin, but it's after a while you realize that it's quite powerful and has a great deal of punch in the bass as well. I'm using it in a tri-amp setup i.e. each amp stage drives one single driver directly.
The sound is very clear and crisp. First impression is thin, but it's after a while you realize that it's quite powerful and has a great deal of punch in the bass as well. I'm using it in a tri-amp setup i.e. each amp stage drives one single driver directly.
Hi Peranders,
I'd like to buy 2 boards plus inductors. Can you email me at kd73tranATyahoo.com.
please replace AT with @ .
thank you,
I'd like to buy 2 boards plus inductors. Can you email me at kd73tranATyahoo.com.
please replace AT with @ .
thank you,
Pavel,
I read about your intention to build an active crossover (Linkwitz-Riley?) and saw those pictures of a "sub"-board on the PA03 made by a friend of yours. Looks very interesting!
Could you tell more about this?
Best regards,
Menno
I read about your intention to build an active crossover (Linkwitz-Riley?) and saw those pictures of a "sub"-board on the PA03 made by a friend of yours. Looks very interesting!
Could you tell more about this?
Best regards,
Menno
It is project of " CompromisLessCrossover " - CLC1 - with variable configuration ( 2 - 2,5 - 3 - 3,5 - 4 way ), analog - 24 dB/oct, with many setups ( switchable frequencies, phase correction, speaker correction, baffle step, subsonic filter etc... ). Project is still in developement, but I hope it will be ready this year... All is made by small modules, which are usable also in other equipment ... This is all in short... 😎
Holy crap!!
Another work of art..
At one time I tried to design a simple LM3875 chipamp PCB up to Pavel's standards.. Needless to say I failed miserably and decided to continue to focus my efforts on my day job and let the experts do the circuit design.. 😀

Another work of art..
At one time I tried to design a simple LM3875 chipamp PCB up to Pavel's standards.. Needless to say I failed miserably and decided to continue to focus my efforts on my day job and let the experts do the circuit design.. 😀
Sort of off topic, sorry, but....
Combined with an input selector, passive pot or relay attenuator could these units be used as the heart of a pre-amp?
Combined with an input selector, passive pot or relay attenuator could these units be used as the heart of a pre-amp?
Yes Troy, it is possible... gain of this unit is 0 or +6 dB ( but you can set it to different gain ). Input impedance is cca 10 kOhm, output impedance is setupable 5 - 25 - 50 Ohm ( at both outputs )... You can use it as line driver or headphone amp...
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