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nonentity
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 Posted: Mon Dec 03, 2007 3:02 pm Post subject: Practice amp V2.0 finshed, plus build log! |
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This one only took a week to make. It was a rush job for a CBRichardEllis charity auction. It is of figured maple, vintage radio knobs and a modified harddrive case back.
9Volt battery powered, turns on when you plug it in, turns off the main speaker when you plug in the headphones.
Structurally, I think it's superior to my original amp. But that's just me. It sure fits together a lot better and the layout's a lot easier to follow with this version.
The build log is available here http://www.nonentity.com/2007/Main/Content/Projects/AmpBMarrs.htm |
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Turd
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Wow! Lookin good nonentity! 
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Nginuity
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Nice! I need some knobs just like that for an offset attenuator I am building. Where might you have gotten them?
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Alan
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I love the retro knobs.  As always, breathtaking wood work. |
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nonentity
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| Turd wrote: | Wow! Lookin good nonentity!
eric |
I appreciate it, man, I hope to get a few of these built up to sell at a fair or my site sometime soon.
| Nginuity wrote: | | Nice! I need some knobs just like that for an offset attenuator I am building. Where might you have gotten them? |
Thanks! I got them off an oscilloscope I found in a ditch by my ranch, there's like 10 or so of those knobs on it. However, you can find perfect matches to them at Antique Electronics Supply - http://www.tubesandmore.com/scripts/foxweb.dll/catalog@d:/dfs/elevclients/cemirror/ELEVATOR.FXP?PAGE=SUBCAT&SEARCH_TREE01=09_KNOBS&SEARCH_TREE02=02_BASICKNOBS
| Alan wrote: | | I love the retro knobs. As always, breathtaking wood work. |
Thanks a lot, Alan... I have some new stuff coming soon I think you'll like. I'll post it up when I am done with it. |
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Turd
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nonentity, do you know of any good distortion circuits?
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nonentity
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| Turd wrote: | nonentity, do you know of any good distortion circuits?
eric |
you might find some at runoffgroove, I think they have a bunch of different ones on that site. |
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