Tuff, that's a very sophisticated look. I'm sure there will be many takers for that cabinet !!
Remote control circuit comes with own preamp builtin. It's not worth IMHO as it does add colour.Is there any way to add a remote control to this pre?
Cheers,
Sid
Unfortunately no. If it could, would have grabbed it for my DD amp.Is there any way to add a remote control to this pre?
Cheers,
Sid
True words, Sadik bhai !!First issue is finding a local source, Second issue is finding a source who can take the enclosure upto that perfection as seen in the 3D model. Even if someone manages, then next issue will be the cost. For just one piece no one will be easily ready to take the order, unless he is getting his desired cost. Also even after giving him the demanded $$$$ he will take his oQuite wn time to deliver and will treat as if he is doing a favor on buyer.
There are motorised pots which we can use, but they will cost you. Or, an Arduino kit can be built to get the functionality.Is there any way to add a remote control to this pre?
Cheers,
Sid
Thanks for the heads up. As this is my first time i am doing something like this, i figured i might be getting a bit too ambitious about this. So depending on the availability, i might have to do some adjustments. Should teach me a few things along the process.First issue is finding a local source, Second issue is finding a source who can take the enclosure upto that perfection as seen in the 3D model. Even if someone manages, then next issue will be the cost. For just one piece no one will be easily ready to take the order, unless he is getting his desired cost. Also even after giving him the demanded $$$$ he will take his own time to deliver and will treat as if he is doing a favor on buyer.
Nice!!
I'm also hunting for a chassis enclosure.
AudioCrafts website states that enclosures are "Coming Soon"
Cheers,
Raghu
That has been the status on that website for at least 2 years now. I smile whenever I see that section.Nice!!
I'm also hunting for a chassis enclosure.
AudioCrafts website states that enclosures are "Coming Soon"
Cheers,
Raghu
The glass (never do transparent acrylic) fascia is totally possible and will not cost much too. I suggest that you check for a decently finished sheet metal chassis. Powder coat it or get it painted in automotive paint - you will be pleasantly surprised how good it will look. Concentrate on the glass fascia. Think vinyl backing behind the glass! You can quality print vinyl in whatever print you choose to. The possibilities are endless!Thanks for the heads up. As this is my first time i am doing something like this, i figured i might be getting a bit too ambitious about this. So depending on the availability, i might have to do some adjustments. Should teach me a few things along the process.
Haha. Didn't know this. Thanks.That has been the status on that website for at least 2 years now. I smile whenever I see that section.
A very happy user here
I will change all the RCA sockets of my cabinet to something new from Neutrik. I'm re-using an old buffer cabinet. Acrylic front panel also needs to change to suit volume knob and headphone jack position.
One thing that has been bothering me with this preamp is the limited travel of the volume pot. Most of the songs that I listen to need to be heard between 7 and 8 O'clock, approximately (6 O'clock being zero position). Volume adjustments need to be done within this narrow range, so every adjustment of the volume knob needed to be a fine adjustment.
So today I desoldered the 100K linear Alps pot (tough job!) and tried a 50K log pot (Alps Blue Velvet). A comfortable volume level is now around 11 O'clock or lesser and adjustments no longer need to be very fine like before. I'll listen to this for some days. If I don't hear adverse effects, I'll probably buy a linear 50K pot and fit it.
So today I desoldered the 100K linear Alps pot (tough job!) and tried a 50K log pot (Alps Blue Velvet).