AOS Exclusive Review of Eco-Fan Sound Pre-Amp and Power Amp

Jack,

Adam sent me a photo of the near complete boost it yesterday. Excellent to see the photo of this nearly complete. I also was happy to see you looking into the build with Mike. I know Mike knows what he is doing with audio circuits but it is nice to have you looking over things as the designer. Always nice to have someone double check things like this.

PS - I do have 120 volt AC in my home. I am sure the 115 volt will work in the 120 volt AC I have. Any concern here?

Thanks for the time to respond. Stay warm with winter coming on in NZ. As for me the Hot of Minnesota winter is on. Too hot. Fair well from the other side of the world

Regards,

Andy

Hi Andy,
No prob on the voltage, 110-120v is the norm cover. Same as 220-240 here, when we run 230v here, but Aussie have 240.
New BSEA6A3 amps getting closer, keep an eye on this thread.
Murray.

Here's the stuff. Brown filament wire. Heavy conductor but not fat insulation, thus can be tightly twisted together to minimise hum radiation. This reel has already lit a plethora of amps!

Progressing nicely.
Here I am relaxing after getting much transformer winding together.
Cheers!

We call that Happy Hour up in Minnesota

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Originally Posted by Jack Williams

A bunch of BSEA2A3 and BSEA6A3 amps are being concentrated on at present.

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Any updates Murray ??

hi all,

metal work for bsea chassis' should be ready in the next day
or two - then off to the powder coaters.

fresh batch of 'bufferzones' underway - available shortly.

more news as it happens,

thanks for following,

adam

hi all,

bsea powder coating underway so
murray will be able to begin amp
assembly this coming week,

thanks for following,

adam

Two available, from my friend Grant. One on local "Trademe" site, and one on Ebay shortly.
See review under "Strokes of Genious"

hi all,

below is a picture of murray and the new
amp chassis...

thanks for following,

adam