[Filburt]

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Originally Posted by DieInAFire I will second Filburt's suggestion. I wrote a review on the PINT not too long ago in the amplification section. Try searching for it. IT's an amazing amp for its price... at a performance level that $300 commercial amps can't attain, at a price a third of the cost, depending on whether you build it or you pay someone else to build it.

Well, if you build it yourself, it's more like $40-50, which is potentially less than a sixth of the cost of a $300 amp.

 

[dhp]

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Originally Posted by Filburt Well, if you build it yourself, it's more like $40-50, which is potentially less than a sixth of the cost of a $300 amp.

yep, but if you ask someone to do it, someone's got to pay for the labor costs

and the shipping

 

[Teerawit]

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Originally Posted by DieInAFire yep, but if you ask someone to do it, someone's got to pay for the labor costs and the shipping

I agree, I would try to find someone to build the PINT for you. This amp will give you forward sound yet have soundstage, if that makes any sense.

 

[kugino]

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Originally Posted by DieInAFire yep, but if you ask someone to do it, someone's got to pay for the labor costs and the shipping

i guess that person would be me, huh

looking forward to it...

 

[Filburt]

I'd probably make some amps for folks but my casework is not exactly pretty. It's perfectly functional; I just mean cosmetically it's not as pretty as some of the stuff I've seen here. My boardwork is good, though.

 

[panigrahi]

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Originally Posted by Teerawit I agree, I would try to find someone to build the PINT for you. This amp will give you forward sound yet have soundstage, if that makes any sense.

That’s perfect. Thanks,,, Thanks,,, Thanks.

 

[panigrahi]

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Originally Posted by kugino i guess that person would be me, huh looking forward to it...

Do I get the option of selecting case for this? I came across couple discussions about concerns in battary usage of PINT. But it comes with both wall suply and battery (Also it can work with 9V as well as AAA batteries?), Right?

 

[panigrahi]

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Originally Posted by Filburt I'd probably make some amps for folks but my casework is not exactly pretty. It's perfectly functional; I just mean cosmetically it's not as pretty as some of the stuff I've seen here. My boardwork is good, though.

Thanks for your help. Can you please post a pic of the PINT you built?