Hi Folks,
I see the original Mini T T-Amp HiFi Amplifier + 2A PSU TA2020is now available on ebay again, just ordered one..........:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Mini-T-T-Amp-H...ht_4893wt_1141
Marty
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I'm Martin.
Hi Folks,
I see the original Mini T T-Amp HiFi Amplifier + 2A PSU TA2020is now available on ebay again, just ordered one..........:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Mini-T-T-Amp-H...ht_4893wt_1141
Marty
Source: Wadia 170 iTransport
Apple iPod 120MB/160MB, Apple iMac/Airport Express, Musical Fidelity X-RAY CD player,
Beresford Caiman SEG with Dorado power supply
Amplification: ATC SCA2 Pre
Speaker: ATC SCM 50 ASL Classic
Other cables, power supplies: Chord Signature, Mike Homar, Mark Grant G1000HD, RFC Reference Mercury, 20000mAH Ankaka battery
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you can buy the insides from around £15 from chinaOriginally Posted by bigmarty
i bought it for the caravan, straight off the battery,
I have quite a heavy valve amp i use in there,
To be honest i'd be better off building a smaller valve amp.. its not really good enough in my view.
collector and DIY user of old british triode valves
Open baffles / single ended diy px4 and px25 valve amps
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Location: Isle of Skye
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I'm Martin.
Source: Wadia 170 iTransport
Apple iPod 120MB/160MB, Apple iMac/Airport Express, Musical Fidelity X-RAY CD player,
Beresford Caiman SEG with Dorado power supply
Amplification: ATC SCA2 Pre
Speaker: ATC SCM 50 ASL Classic
Other cables, power supplies: Chord Signature, Mike Homar, Mark Grant G1000HD, RFC Reference Mercury, 20000mAH Ankaka battery
Favourite HIFI forum: AOS of course
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I'm steve.
to be fair my amps amps are quite good and would be very expensive to build from scatch,
most would be very pleased, and the extra you have paid include a nice case and connectors etc,
its still very good value...
collector and DIY user of old british triode valves
Open baffles / single ended diy px4 and px25 valve amps
Don McCorleone
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Yes, I think by the time you've bought a case and connectors and a power supply, you're probably cheaper just buying the amp. They are a good little amp, and great value for money, assuming your speakers are an easy enough load to suit.
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Location: Isle of Skye
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I'm Martin.
Source: Wadia 170 iTransport
Apple iPod 120MB/160MB, Apple iMac/Airport Express, Musical Fidelity X-RAY CD player,
Beresford Caiman SEG with Dorado power supply
Amplification: ATC SCA2 Pre
Speaker: ATC SCM 50 ASL Classic
Other cables, power supplies: Chord Signature, Mike Homar, Mark Grant G1000HD, RFC Reference Mercury, 20000mAH Ankaka battery
Favourite HIFI forum: AOS of course
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What are the disadvantages to open baffle design?
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They do need a bit of free space to work in, so if you have a small room you may have problems. Mine need to be about 1 mtr from rear wall.
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Ah that's a shame, after all of the good things I (briefly) read this morning I was quite interested.
Don McCorleone
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I find mine will work quite well about 18 inches from the rear wall, and I find OB's in general much more immune to room effects than box speakers.
The main disadvantage to me is physical size, you need surface area on the baffle to get an even bass response, unless you use DSP to replace the missing bass.
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