[flipzter]

I've searched the forums and can't seem to find what I'm looking for. I'd like to build a cmoy on a Hansen board. Anyone have a site or thread that may have info? Anyone built just a plain cmoy on one of these boards? Any information is greatly needed and appreciated.

Henry

 

[phaedrus]

The Hanson boards don't exist outside of DIY'ers who still have one or two lying about. A CMOY can be built quite easily on protoboard using the instructions here: http://www.tangentsoft.net/audio/cmoy-tutorial/

That said, someone may chime in with boards with which they are willing to part.

 

[flipzter]

I've already bought/received some boards. I'd like to try to build a cmoy on these boards. With my limited electronics knowledge, I honestly don't think I'll ever build anything bigger/better than a cmoy. So I may as well use these boards. I just can't seem to find any info on building just a cmoy on one. Hopefully someone who has built a few on the hansen will post.

 

[guzzler]

you could easily make a PIMETA, there are excellent instructions on it; people will help you with part selection; and you'll end up with a far better amp at the end of it. What I'm saying is, the step up to the PIMETA (in terms of construction) is very small; the main difficultly is choosing the values and the like, although the stock config will undoubtably work very well!

just my 2p

g

 

[stereth]

Check Apheared's Project Scrapbook at Headwize. It's in the part describing the CHA47 at the bottom, but he has some pictures of a semi-populated board.

 

[viviorunitia4]

I'd also suggest building a PIMETA, because IMO, it is a "better" amp, and probably just as easy to build as a hansen, and easier to build than the protoboard cmoy. I found the META42 easier to build than a cmoy, even though the META was my first experience with a soldering iron...

 

[flipzter]

Bump

Still searching for info on building a basic cmoy on a hansen pcb. Do you populate only one side of the board? Do you need any jumpers?