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Well i am not quite sure what kind of wood it is made of
But the dark part in the rear is part of a moose hipbone, well if you want to know the wood parts i can ask him next time i speak to him
/Erik
And what he gets the ideas from i have no clue
The bottom and top look a lot like part of a cypress knee or even a cottonwood or elm. The first part off the base to the bone part is diamond willow. fantastically beautiful stuff when a nice piece is carved into a wakling stick. Not bad to work with as well when carving. http://carverscompanion.com/Ezine/Vo...e/Article.html
Non-OS (CS8412 & TDA1541) DAC with p2p output (ECC88 & ECC83) stage and custom hand made transformers. This is something we planed with my buddy and he made for me.
wow!!! your style of assembly reminds me of the age when PCBs aren't around yet. those like in early valve circuitry.... cool.... your E caps are WOW!!!!!!!!
haha n i also like that core type transformer you have there...
I've finally finished a few projects (the m3 and steps got tired of living in a cardboard box:P)
Edit: forgot to say that I was (heavily) inspired by shiggins: http://www.head-fi.org/forums/showpo...5&postcount=42
AMB m^3 Headphone Amplifier + Tangent STEPS psu:
Myref C stereo-amplifier + kookaburra preamp (kits from twisted pear audio):
Excellent work. You are an artist.
Would you tell us what metal enclosure you used in the M3 amp? I have never been able to find any with a removable top. I will have to imitate your use of wooden end plates.
Myref C stereo-amplifier + kookaburra preamp (kits from twisted pear audio):
Someone at Twisted Pear Audio has to be really twisted to name a component "kookaburra." That's a seriously bad-mouth sounding word in some Spanish speaking countries.
Someone at Twisted Pear Audio has to be really twisted to name a component "kookaburra." That's a seriously bad-mouth sounding word in some Spanish speaking countries.
I'd imagine that most people only know of it as the bird, not some foul word.
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