[danobeavis]

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Originally Posted by MrSlim /img/forum/go_quote.gif Very Nice Dano.. I've got one of those tripath boards myself I intend to play with at some point.. Couldn't resist for the $20 it cost including shipping.. I also like the fact that you have kept the mods simple.. there are some out there that have gone nuts with them.. What are you using for a PS?

I found a 12vDC 2A switching supply at the local computer parts store. Works like a charm.

 

[hakjk]

Here is my creation modified sr225 with hp1000 style look.
I post this before, but I did some more detail for better look.

 

[krmathis]

^ Great metalwork!

 

[apatN]

Yep, absolutely beautiful!

 

[zkool448]

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Originally Posted by onform /img/forum/go_quote.gif That little black knot in the wood really is cryng out for a led power indicator!

I honestly thought the knot was actually an led power indicator

 

[kuroguy]

onform could certainly cut/sand the round part off an appropriate LED and install one flush to the wood surface. One might not even be able to tell it is there unless the amp is on if he chooses the LED carefully.

 

[onform]

I didn't make the case ; ) I was merely commenting on (insides) build here http://www.head-fi.org/forums/5631908-post4898.html

 

[PJPro]

A few photos of my Novo...

The documentation of the build can be found here.

 

[jbusuego]

Amplifier stand/platform
Materials: Paduk slab rubbed with several coats of tung oil and Dayton cone spikes from Partsexpress.
Pics:

 

[apatN]

^ That looks super classy. Me likey likey.

 

[EFN]

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Originally Posted by apatN /img/forum/go_quote.gif ^ That looks super classy. Me likey likey.

2X. Woodies are candies

 

[jbusuego]

Thanks guys.

 

[chaospanda]

I did not build the circuit but I did build the cardboard cases and the front face.

 

[oneplustwo]

Wow, and I thought my B22 cookie tin was "budget." More power to you though. Just be careful around water and open flames! Also, is the a permanent solution? Just wondering if it will hold up to repeated plugging/unplugging of the headphone and patch cables.

 

[linuxworks]

what next? a cmoy in a mcdonalds/burgerking whopper box?