Post pics of your builds....

[phobus]

I saw this thread on headwize which looked interesting...





hehe need to trim the wires.. the two 9v batteries fit perfectly in the lid of the case (made for storing rings). btw I'm using 3 opa227s

[doobooloo]

Wow! That looks awesome. Where did you get the case?

[thrice]

I'll second that! Great job, very nice case.

[helb]

I want that case. It looks nice!

[phobus]

Thanks! I found the case at the mall, I was browsing the "make-up" cases for a while... The case cost $10.99 canadian.

[miketriple]

my 2nd mint, after frying the op-amp and ripping up the pcb, i decided to get a different case.. went with the standard hammond. crds, r11s, gain 5.16.

[BrokenEnglish]

ok... here's my first step into diy, a simple 12-30v psu using lm317 as regulator.


hm... ugly case. the successor i'm building now will get a metal case that also will be used for cooling the lm317. it took me a while and 3 unsuccessful trials (first two times i used the wrong trimmers, last time the trimmer was not working... ) to build a working unit. and hey... it works fine! don't ask for pictures of the downside...

[amb]

AMB's M³ and modded SDS Labs amps, side by side.

[steinchen]

Intersil buffers are hard to get here, so I had to pick opa633 buffers for my PPA which get very hot and heatsinking them became necessary


my two sweeties next to each other


my pimeta is maxed out with 4 buffers for each channel, each in high bandwidth mode. Therefore vented tops are obligatory for the cases of my amps

[BrokenEnglish]

nice builds, steinchen! tell me instantly, where to get those custom front panels over here in germany.... btw... i'm using the same proma-cases... they are a little wobbly, aren't they?

oh... i could sell you my intersils, as soon as the glassman-buffers will be out...