Afaik there never were any Gerbers for the parallel-outputs version, only pcb artwork: https://www.diyaudio.com/forums/newreply.php?do=newreply&p=4401423
tea-bag's Sony VFET AL would be your best option, yup
GB Pass SONY VFET Version 2 - AL Boards by Tea-Bag
tea-bag's Sony VFET AL would be your best option, yup
GB Pass SONY VFET Version 2 - AL Boards by Tea-Bag
Oh, I see...already had the feeling that's the case -thanks for the info
Good that I wrote teabag than
Okay, so the gerbers at least existed somewhen..let's see if they still do and Mr. Pass generously shares them with us here🙂
...just found the pcb art https://www.diyaudio.com/forums/pass-labs/276711-sony-vfet-amplifier-2-a-35.html#post4401429
Teabag vfet PCBs in swap meet:
https://www.diyaudio.com/forums/swap-meet/365934-fet-pcbs-brackets.html#post6484340
https://www.diyaudio.com/forums/swap-meet/365934-fet-pcbs-brackets.html#post6484340
I have used the TeaBag Al boards in my build and they are well designed and of excellent quality.
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Already wrote with him earlier and messaged him now about his post.
Always great to see that someone on diyaudio is always able to help somebody else out in one way or another 🙂
What's great with Mr. Pass Vfet's PCBs gerbers?
They are easy to match with the original schematic imho 🙂
They are easy to match with the original schematic imho 🙂
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Pug fugly! Did you have that top plate milled specially? Reminds me of the Digital do Main cases.
Inspiring! I’ve got 4 of those heatsinks but not quite as tall. This shows me the path to using them for a single VFET “part 1” amp! 2 on each side with the mounting bracket bridging between them!
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I stole the idea from Digital do Main. I know a Mech Eng from a previous job who i supplied the material and CNC program for the top plate. He also milled the rest of the chassis.