[L0rdGwyn]

Does someone have the datasheet for the LL2765 amorphous core? And LL1667 AM 5mA.

I might be wrong but I don't think Lundahl publishes separate data sheets for their amorphous stuff. Probably would have to reach out to them directly to find out for sure.

 

[maxpudding]

Appreciate your work and making it available for everyone to join this DIY project. Can't wait to start the journey!

 

[heliosphann]

Well, well, well. What do we have here?!?

 

[Zachik]

Well, well, well. What do we have here?!?

Are you going to answer that, or just keep us hanging?!?

 

[heliosphann]

Are you going to answer that, or just keep us hanging?!?

I was hoping you knew. It just fell off a truck and I rescued it.

 

[DenverW]

What we have here, ladies and gentlemen, is a tease . Well played, I’ve been hooked…

 

[deckerhead]

Sounds great and fun. I like to build something like this someday soon. Good job, buddy.

 

[Coran]

I have never soldered anything in my life, but I have built PCs...

I'm looking forward to building this thing!

 

[L0rdGwyn]

Just FYI, I am going to be out of town for a week starting Saturday, so if you PM me with questions, it may take me some time to get back to you!

 

[Henrim]

Very excited for this. Sign me up!

 

[henrix]

Hi L0rdGwyn
This looks very interesting also when I now is deep in the ZMF swamp.. I also done 2 diy tube projects and had a lot of fun doing so.
Will it be possible to buy the PCB from Sweden and will there be instructions how to make it 230v?
Also a suggestion; some sort of power state lamp like the one on the Eufonika amp, off/on/ready would be wonderful..

Please sign me up for this project

Best regards
Henric

 

[analogTubeSound]

I am excited to jump on this when the documentation is ready!

 

[Skyediver]

Well, I have to do a complete mea culpa: I humbly need to apologize as I have commented elsewhere in Head-Fi some grumbling and frustration that this was a DIY project and not an amp that would be commercially available. Just my lack of any soldering experience, so really I was voicing my personal limitations. Anyway, after going all in with purchasing a different amp to pair with my ZMF’s, I’m just too intrigued about learning/trying this despite my concern about my building limitations.

If there’s a signup process bedsides just following this thread, I’d love to be added, a complete 180 of how I was thinking about this only weeks ago.

 

[Henrim]

Well, I have to do a complete mea culpa: I humbly need to apologize as I have commented elsewhere in Head-Fi some grumbling and frustration that this was a DIY project and not an amp that would be commercially available. Just my lack of any soldering experience, so really I was voicing my personal limitations. Anyway, after going all in with purchasing a different amp to pair with my ZMF’s, I’m just too intrigued about learning/trying this despite my concern about my building limitations.

If there’s a signup process bedsides just following this thread, I’d love to be added, a complete 180 of how I was thinking about this only weeks ago.

You can always do the Amp Camp Amp first to gain some skill on a low voltage circuit. DIY is fun once you get going, and more affordable. For me, life became a whole lot easier once I started using 60/40 solder.

 

[Tom-s]

For those that would like to learn how to build a kit first.
Bottlehead would be my recommendation (there’s a sale this Friday and Monday!)
The Crack is the kit to start with for high impedance headphones.
https://www.head-fi.org/threads/crack-bottlehead-otl.476650/page-787#post-17256495