SeaWo|f
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Well this is as good as it will get, as I am not going to pull the amp out. I also want to say that Spritzer did a really good job with thermal management on this amp. The boards are mounted to the top panel and only the top front part of the heat sinks gets warm, as in warm not hot, and that is after running for 4 hour straight inside my cabinet. My cabinet has 4" of clearance from the sides to the heat sinks, 2.5" to the back steel mesh panel, 3" from the steel mesh to the wall and 16" from the top of the tubes to the top of the cabinet. When playing music I have the door to the cabinet open, but given how cool it runs it might be possible to run it with the door closed.
About physical properties of the amp, it is quite heavy and has a very solid feel when you pic it up. Don't let the description of a mini BHSE fool you into thinking it is a small amp. In person it is very substantial. The dimensions are 17.75"w X 12.25"d X 3.75"h *height is just the chassis not the feet.
About physical properties of the amp, it is quite heavy and has a very solid feel when you pic it up. Don't let the description of a mini BHSE fool you into thinking it is a small amp. In person it is very substantial. The dimensions are 17.75"w X 12.25"d X 3.75"h *height is just the chassis not the feet.