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    Default ebay Gainnclone - Too good to be true?

    Looks like a lot of goodies for the money.



    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Assembled-...AAAOSwa-dWmKra
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    More Bits and Bling in that contraption than in my TV set.
    There's over a 100$ worth of bits on there alone.. IF they were Genuine

    Want a Genuinely "good" Lm3886 amp??
    Buy this and Likely need never again get the urge to buy alternate amplifications.
    http://www.neurochrome.com/modulus-86-rev-2-0/

    PS; read the man's resume If you need credentials for the design work

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    Quote Originally Posted by danilo View Post
    More Bits and Bling in that contraption than in my TV set.
    There's over a 100$ worth of bits on there alone.. IF they were Genuine

    Want a Genuinely "good" Lm3886 amp??
    Buy this and Likely need never again get the urge to buy alternate amplifications.
    http://www.neurochrome.com/modulus-86-rev-2-0/

    PS; read the man's resume If you need credentials for the design work
    Interesting read and I am sure it is very good. I have got old and lazy and can't be bothered any more to source all the parts needed
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    Quote Originally Posted by danilo View Post
    More Bits and Bling in that contraption than in my TV set.
    There's over a 100$ worth of bits on there alone.. IF they were Genuine

    Want a Genuinely "good" Lm3886 amp??
    Buy this and Likely need never again get the urge to buy alternate amplifications.
    http://www.neurochrome.com/modulus-86-rev-2-0/

    PS; read the man's resume If you need credentials for the design work
    I have been eyeing that amp for a while. Have you built one yet ? If so, does it live up to its reputation ?

    Greets
    Ru

    PS. I have built a couple of Gainclones from Chipamp and Peter Daniel and also a LJM L15D Pro all of which I'm very fond of.

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    Quote Originally Posted by r100 View Post
    I have been eyeing that amp for a while. Have you built one yet ? If so, does it live up to its reputation ?

    Greets
    Ru

    PS. I have built a couple of Gainclones from Chipamp and Peter Daniel and also a LJM L15D Pro all of which I'm very fond of.
    No I've not bought that one.. have tried other Chi Fi ones on a lark ..Too many.
    The Lure of almost free draws in the naive.. in droves.
    Typically (without fail) Every piece is a Fake. Surprisingly, the resultant sounds were/are decently average... for as long as the thing worked.

    Yet a Simple Genuine parts one such as Chipamp... Are leagues better.
    And Peter's are that much better yet. But still, no candle to the neurochrome one

    IF you've done those, the above Gizmo may dissapoint entirely
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    Quote Originally Posted by danilo View Post
    More Bits and Bling in that contraption than in my TV set.
    There's over a 100$ worth of bits on there alone.. IF they were Genuine

    Want a Genuinely "good" Lm3886 amp??
    Buy this and Likely need never again get the urge to buy alternate amplifications.
    http://www.neurochrome.com/modulus-86-rev-2-0/

    PS; read the man's resume If you need credentials for the design work
    Has anyone here built one of these modulus 86 amps ? I'm quite intrigued , a good DIY'er I know from SA has been going on about this and Neurochrome LM3886 Done Right . https://www.diyaudio.com/forums/vend...0-004-thd.html

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    Congrats on the 5000th post Rob

    Surprising what you can get from China for very little money. I'd say go for it, nice that it includes the anti-thump/speaker protection circuit as well.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Firebottle View Post
    Congrats on the 5000th post Rob

    Surprising what you can get from China for very little money. I'd say go for it, nice that it includes the anti-thump/speaker protection circuit as well.

    Yes, 5,000....I must get out more

    I have made many GC's, a BrianGT one, several LM3886 and 3875 point to point and one bridged stereo 3886 P2P (you don't want to see the rats nest of wires underneath!)

    This just peaked my interest, and yes having the protection circuit is a unusual bonus for these cheap boards. Heatsink? Oooh getting a bit thin on the ground, I might just nail it to a dustbin lid....in case it is rubbish
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    Quote Originally Posted by Puffin View Post
    Yes, 5,000....I must get out more

    I have made many GC's, a BrianGT one, several LM3886 and 3875 point to point and one bridged stereo 3886 P2P (you don't want to see the rats nest of wires underneath!)

    This just peaked my interest, and yes having the protection circuit is a unusual bonus for these cheap boards. Heatsink? Oooh getting a bit thin on the ground, I might just nail it to a dustbin lid....in case it is rubbish
    Strangely, it's 'PIQUED', not peaked-just for kaizen.
    It CAN mean irritated-if you feel like it!
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    http://www.ebay.com/itm/Assembled-LM...8AAOSw7aBVCmdK

    Here's a slightly different take with OPA2604 .



    The price is so good , it's probably worth checking out .

    I've tried various LJM kits , with very good results , and every time from this seller :

    http://www.ebay.com/itm/DIY-KIT-LJM-...item2c92433554

    I've tried the following :

    LJM L25D ( IR class D ) - very close to IR reference circuit , amazing performance with 400VA torroidal + dual rail supply ( 6x 10 000 uF Nichicon 80V ) ; or with 2x Abletech 53-0-53 SMPS ( one smps on 2x modules blew smps )

    LJM L20 ( Class AB ) - excellent with 400VA torroidal + dual rail supply

    LJM L25 ( Class AB with onboard opamp pre ) - excellent with 400VA torroidal + dual rail supply

    I see that the seller only sells the L15D Pro and L20D Class D's now . I'd like to get these in future too . I can highly recommend the linear dual-rail PSU option . I built my own , but he sells those too , probably cheaper than building your own . SQ with linear supply sounds effortless and is completely neutral . Simply amazing .
    Last edited by Ari; 25-03-2016 at 10:38.

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