ixeo
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i'm new here so please be gentle
so here i am with an idea.. i'm a newbie here so i poke my nose around the forums a lot and i learnt about PIMETA, CMOY, PPA etc. before this amps i know of was only those sold in hi-fi shops which cost a kidney and a liver (to a student like me at least) and i learnt a lot.
i noticed that in the DIY Discussion forums, from time to time we have people posting about their problems, getting assistant from others. but at times we also have people sharing their newly born amp, be it a PPA or a MINT.
personally as a newbie, i love to look at other people's work. this gives me some idea, or insight as to what i want in my own amp. or how i want my amp to look like. but the problem is, we don't have a centralized place to post all these works in 1 central thread, and everybody create their own thread to display their work etc. that IS a good thing, however, for a person looking for ideas, wanting to see other ppl's work. going through so many threads is a difficult task indeed. (plus the search is down)
my idea is to have a DIY Gallery section, whereby you could split it to the most popular DIY amps. for example
PPA Gallery - 1 thread
PIMETA Gallery - 1 thread
CMOY Gallery - 1 thread
under each gallery thread, users can make entries of their amp.
information that should be included
> pictures (very important IMO, a picture is worth a thousand words)
> some basic info e.g. the idea behind your amp, what was the role of the amp? a maxed out home amp, a very good portable amp or a small amp to pocket around?
> all the parts used
i consider this important as this is what makes the amp, and sharing the parts you use + maybe where you ordered it plus product id makes it easier for other members of the forum get the part instead of asking over and over and over again
> time?
> cost?
> personal view regarding the amp, or how it compares to other amps you have (you may be biased, but its still some information)
> a link to a thread of his own for discussion
there should be no COMMENTS posted in the galleries, only entries of the amps. comments should be directed to the seperate thread or PM the user
so here i am with an idea.. i'm a newbie here so i poke my nose around the forums a lot and i learnt about PIMETA, CMOY, PPA etc. before this amps i know of was only those sold in hi-fi shops which cost a kidney and a liver (to a student like me at least) and i learnt a lot.
i noticed that in the DIY Discussion forums, from time to time we have people posting about their problems, getting assistant from others. but at times we also have people sharing their newly born amp, be it a PPA or a MINT.
personally as a newbie, i love to look at other people's work. this gives me some idea, or insight as to what i want in my own amp. or how i want my amp to look like. but the problem is, we don't have a centralized place to post all these works in 1 central thread, and everybody create their own thread to display their work etc. that IS a good thing, however, for a person looking for ideas, wanting to see other ppl's work. going through so many threads is a difficult task indeed. (plus the search is down)
my idea is to have a DIY Gallery section, whereby you could split it to the most popular DIY amps. for example
PPA Gallery - 1 thread
PIMETA Gallery - 1 thread
CMOY Gallery - 1 thread
under each gallery thread, users can make entries of their amp.
information that should be included
> pictures (very important IMO, a picture is worth a thousand words)
> some basic info e.g. the idea behind your amp, what was the role of the amp? a maxed out home amp, a very good portable amp or a small amp to pocket around?
> all the parts used
i consider this important as this is what makes the amp, and sharing the parts you use + maybe where you ordered it plus product id makes it easier for other members of the forum get the part instead of asking over and over and over again
> time?
> cost?
> personal view regarding the amp, or how it compares to other amps you have (you may be biased, but its still some information)
> a link to a thread of his own for discussion
there should be no COMMENTS posted in the galleries, only entries of the amps. comments should be directed to the seperate thread or PM the user