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Do you use a protection circuit for your SOHA or do you just be real careful with it?

so far just very careful, i will put one in there soon. going to either buy a e12 or build one

Here is a little project I have been working on for the last couple days.

naamanf : WOW! That's pretty much it, just WOW!

Wow, that is really sweet looking. Reminds me that I have to finish my B22

Do you have any conversion of unbalanced to balanced on the inputs? It looks like there are some boards under the JT but I cant make it out. Also, what brand are the headphone XLRs?

Beautiful work naamanf! I love all the inputs and outputs, and those heatsinks are huge!

Nothing you haven't seen before, my Pimeta in a cheap enclosure and missing my burned AD8620.

Mighty impressive build, naamanf!

These are some boards I made up to to do the switching, power distro, and mounts for the Joshua Trees.



I am going to make a V3.0 of these and make it for PCB mounted XLR/RCA/Binding posts. Should save a lot of time in wiring. I feel stupid for not doing it originally.

I though about addind unbalanced to balanced conversion but didn't want to make it to complicated from the begging and figured it was really going to be for balanced use with a balanced source. I think for 3.0 I will look into
conversion. I know a Jensen transformer would work well but isn't the cheapest option. I am open for any good suggestions.

As for the front XLRs they are Switchcraft. I wanted a round XLR that didn't have any screws and it fit the bill. I don't think I would use them again because they are expensive and the locking mechanism sucks compared to the Neutriks. They were purchased from Mouser.

Thanks Ti. Just trying to do justice to a mighty impressive design

That is just gorgeous naamanf. Excellent work.

Looks like a lot of thought went into that board, nice work. On my b22 I will give Assemblycrafts BLD boards a go. They use DRV134/THAT1646 chips for the conversion, hopefully it will work ok. Im not shooting for tranformer-like performance, just an option to use SE input when needed.

Also, I remember Amb recommending me a heavy duty relay to switch speaker outputs. What relays are you using for that?

That is beautiful work. You've motivated me on some of my projects. Very professional

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Wow. Really nice stuff. Can you give a link to those nice metal switches on your front panels. Thanks.

naamanf - Looks great, definitely first class work. What RCA jacks did you use?

I am using Omron G6A relays.

The DRV134 looks like a pretty simple circuit to use. I need breadboard a couple different options to see what sounds the best.

They are Bulgin anti-vandal switches from Mouser.