Now, some pictures of the Raffle...
(Kevin is engaged in his favorite activity)
(Kevin is engaged in his favorite activity)
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Scott posing with Ruth (lucky guy) having won a fabulous prize.
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Cal draws the next luck winner...
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Doug wins, while his beautiful wife Susan waits her turn patiently and thinks (I hope I don't win that yucky t-shirt).
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Sure enough, she wins - guess what?
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the T-Shirt!
(It certainly looks better on her that it would on Dave!)
That's it for now - I'll post a few more after lunch
Jess
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(It certainly looks better on her that it would on Dave!)
That's it for now - I'll post a few more after lunch
Jess
Zen Mod said:
One of two Scotts, yes ( LK48 or 222) - took almost longer to strip out the parts and wiring than to rebuild.
The circuit is essentially the topology of Eli Duttman / Jim McShane's delightful and very flexible "El Cheapo" design*- with several changes of course to take advantage of the tubed rectification and superior output iron native to the Scott chassis.
*CCS loaded12AT7 LTP driving EL84 class A P/P
Zen Mod said:
LK48 used as donor. Push-pull EL84s strapped in triode running Class A (cathode bias). Front end is based on El-cheapo ECC81 LTP but with the diyAudio CCS. Power supply is dual mono after the 1st cap (ie splits to a choke for each channel). No feedback.
This 4W amp has the best bass (within its power limitations) of any amp i've heard recently. A real gem.
dave
planet10 said:
what Dave said - makes the Trends T-amp sound like a toy, and depending on the driver tubes ( vintage Mullards can be a bit soft, but Oh my, so seductive) can give a 2A3 or 300B SE a run for their money in the midrange as well
on the project list is a chassis rebuild for this piece elegant enough for some hand carved wood-work by Jesse's guy.
got a close up of the chip amp kicking around?
with just one OPT .......
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