[James281]

I've discover this forum around mid June, and here i am a month later with my first diy project finish. lurking in this forum and read ton load within a month i manage to finish both the Millett and TEPS power supply without any error

or so i hope. Thanks to all the pictures and information people posted here and especially drew and nate.

i am listening to it as i am typing this up.

here are some of the pictures, view more in my gallery.
testing while soldering.

Almost final, only thing left is to drill the cover or top tubes mount.

The Steps with see through top.

here are what i think i will do next.
Steps+M3 or PPA v2

i didn't even get a welcome to this forum yet!

 

[Lil_JV]

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Originally Posted by James281 i didn't even get a welcome to this forum yet!

Welcome! Looks like you are in it for the long haul. Absolutely impeccable work for a first go at DIY. Well done!

I look forward to seeing your next effort.

JV.

 

[Garbz]

welcome

Nice work btw. It's a pretty big jump straight to tubes. Normally people start with something simpler.

 

[Jazper]

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Originally Posted by James281 i didn't even get a welcome to this forum yet!

Welcome to Head-fi - sorry about your wallet

 

[Teerawit]

Now, how do you like the SOUND that the combo delivers?

 

[James281]

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Originally Posted by Lil_JV Welcome! Looks like you are in it for the long haul. Absolutely impeccable work for a first go at DIY. Well done! I look forward to seeing your next effort. JV.

thanks, yeah after i did a search for a better headphone i end up here.

i went all out on those steps and millett

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Originally Posted by Garbz welcome Nice work btw. It's a pretty big jump straight to tubes. Normally people start with something simpler.

its kinda got me scared for a bit that i will make some boo boo, but nope all progress working out just as i hope for.

i try to to build the best millett that i could

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Originally Posted by Teerawit Now, how do you like the SOUND that the combo delivers?

no that is an alternative output, and i love it so far.