Deaf Row!

OK Alan. Cheers. :thumbsup:

never got round to doing this. only been planning it for years :eek:

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Originally Posted by walpurgis

Had a box delivered this afternoon.

https://i.imgur.com/Gc7IpHM.jpg

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This is silly. An amp costing less than forty quid shouldn't sound this good. It's punchy and very transparent and clean. I'll listen more before drawing proper conclusions though.

Will look for suitable rubber feet and check out the fan slowing mod.

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Originally Posted by walpurgis

This is silly. An amp costing less than forty quid shouldn't sound this good. It's punchy and very transparent and clean. I'll listen more before drawing proper conclusions though.

Will look for suitable rubber feet and check out the fan slowing mod.

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thought you'd like it... I have mine sitting on a non slip rubber matting cut to size of amp. its cheap and seems to work ok.

https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/s...Ow3QA&usqp=CAE

On their way from China. More drivers!

6.5" full range units. Looks like a quarter wave horn system is the way to go this time round.

https://i.imgur.com/qsPhs3L.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/Sd60VHr.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/qt1d2tX.jpg

I shall alter the cabinet design slightly to suit my needs.

This driver has a 51.4Hz resonance, but other drivers may be tried too, so a variable port may be included so I can tune the system resonance accordingly to hopefully fall in the driver roll-off region. This reduces bass humps and extends bottom end output.

If I can get away with say a 40Hz system resonance, there should be output below this, albeit rolling off.

big magnets on those geoff. good luck with it mate

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Originally Posted by walpurgis

This is silly. An amp costing less than forty quid shouldn't sound this good. It's punchy and very transparent and clean. I'll listen more before drawing proper conclusions though.

Will look for suitable rubber feet and check out the fan slowing mod.

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Hi Geoff, are these Class D or A/B? I see that they can be got for around £100 for a pair......is that right? Are they monoblocks? Lastly....what do they sound like? Specs look good.

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Originally Posted by Puffin

Hi Geoff, are these Class D or A/B? I see that they can be got for around £100 for a pair......is that right? Are they monoblocks? Lastly....what do they sound like? Specs look good.

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They are class AB pro gear, nicely made. They have a button on the back to switch to monoblock, speaker connection then across the two red terminals.
They sound very good indeed, when Oli and I connected one up after listening to something very special it was surprising how good the sound was.
I am using one as my daily driver at the moment, in stereo mode driving Quad ESL57's.

Try a lower offer if you fancy a pair, I know £80 has been accepted recently.

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Originally Posted by Firebottle

They are class AB pro gear, nicely made. They have a button on the back to switch to monoblock, speaker connection then across the two red terminals.
They sound very good indeed, when Oli and I connected one up after listening to something very special it was surprising how good the sound was.
I am using one as my daily driver at the moment, in stereo mode driving Quad ESL57's.

Try a lower offer if you fancy a pair, I know £80 has been accepted recently.

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Thanks for that Alan. It is silly money so I am very tempted.