AKSA said:
That's the place, I seem to remember I enjoyed a very nice
Panini he last time we meet there.
Hugh remember to get JohnR to drop me an email.
lineup said:
thanks
I have one too, please
Thanks Lineup, and yes Hugh does an exceptional job with his amps, I am one of his devoted fans also.
And thanks for the kind comments also....
glad to see some diyaudio members are positive
and really like eachother .. without too much competition envy.
( mine is bigger than yours
. we leave this to the young ones
)the 57 year old mature man called lineup
who has had his 'better days' of testosterone chooke
to make him crazy after women
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Testosterone
Over kill? Yes please!tinitus said:With 2x2kw/38V UI-core trafos resulting in 2x50Vdc/20A, and huge heatsinks, I suppose it will drive and control any speaker...or should I wait fore the NXV1200
Btw someone made really nice amp, 2R stable, me like, just too bad it is linear
, but great job anyway
luka subwoofer pics
I can definitely not measure up to those sizes.
Looks just great
-> I would really like to listen/feel some bass tones from that sub
By the way, that image I put into my post was not of my own.
It was from some other site.
I have never, yet, owned a subwoofer.
The biggest normal woofers I have here are 10 inches .. which is pretty big
* 10 inches = 25 cm = 250 millimeter
I can definitely not measure up to those sizes.
Looks just great
-> I would really like to listen/feel some bass tones from that sub
By the way, that image I put into my post was not of my own.
It was from some other site.
I have never, yet, owned a subwoofer.
The biggest normal woofers I have here are 10 inches .. which is pretty big
* 10 inches = 25 cm = 250 millimeter
10" is to vibrate when you cell phone ringslineup said:this is a nice
advanced car amplifier built by luka
i like your transparent casing
where we can get a hint of what is inside
15" is something that I can listen to Hey if you ever will come to Slovenia, let me know, will see what we can do about listening Hint, well you can get it here, but of course
, ok so plastic cover, plexi glass, is now still semi transparent, cot both sides are still protected. Inside lives the beast with name AMP2 from 41Hz.com. It gets suppy voltage of +/-60v from 12v push-pull smps that I've build, and all this is placed inside of "case" that I've build. It is 2 channel amp, each channel can drive 4R as set by overcurrent, but I had 2R on it too...with this suppy voltage it is 2x400w rms, which will be bridgable...I think You can find more on my site, if not I will make one...Works great, amp is just SOOOOOO good, one should get one, almost no heat when driving 2R hard, smps is dead cold, probably will need heating during winter LOL...O and yes it IS full range!Anything else?
dead cold
I thought i would tell diyaudio builders
that using transparant plastic case is not always to recommend
not for normal amplifiers that needs much cooling/heatsinks and good ventilation of air
but when using the cold new technique, with little power losses only,
that runs very cold, we can no problem use non-metallic cases
and also use plexi-glass coverings
http://www.41hz.com/
power amplifier modules & kits
image below shows the soon coming AMP7 prototype, for > 2x500watt output:
http://www.41hz.com/main.aspx?pageID=122
I thought i would tell diyaudio builders
that using transparant plastic case is not always to recommend
not for normal amplifiers that needs much cooling/heatsinks and good ventilation of air
but when using the cold new technique, with little power losses only,
that runs very cold, we can no problem use non-metallic cases
and also use plexi-glass coverings
http://www.41hz.com/
power amplifier modules & kits
image below shows the soon coming AMP7 prototype, for > 2x500watt output:
http://www.41hz.com/main.aspx?pageID=122
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