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Hi FallenAngel, just a question......... how's that stepped attenuator working? Do you recommend it? I've seen one like this (maybe the same?) on eBay, and i was thinking of getting one for my second MilletMax, but the low price scares me a bit.
Works great, sounds fantastic, I'm using another one for a Beta22 and will likely be using the same type when I go balanced Beta22.
Just thought id contribute to the builds, here's my Aikido headphone amp, designed by John Broskie. It's not finished yet but so far it sounds great, im very happy with it! My friend helped me to make it as i have never built a full amp myself. I learned a lot building this!
I just want to get it boxed up at some point and design a panel at FPE.
The amp uses 9pin mono boards, JJ and Electro Harmonics valves and a shunt pot for the volume control.
Here's a few pics. It will be boxed soon (hopefully!).
You could say the same thing about the case...there's plenty of real estate in there.
I'm thinking something along the lines of upgradability...cmoy => cmoy+active ground => onwards and upwards, ever twirling. There's space for just about anything you want in there.
Absolutely. I'm thinking of it more as learning platform for electronics than a finished product. The parts could end up anywhere.
I was thinking about replacing the amp board with a PIMETA next.
The transformer seemed like a good deal, but I must admit to being suckered by the aesthetic appeal of the over-sized toroid
The case is the coal-tray from a portable barbeque. I can't believe how expensive "real" cases are. (At least where I live).
fault51: is the cable you are using the 2 conductor shielded teflon wrapped stuff? If so, how is your experience working with it? I always seem to have fun stripping the jacket without tearing up the shield!