Above changes have been assumed by me and scale dwg is ready
Once this is okayed i will give to make jig
I await everyones OK
Pass B1
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Above changes have been assumed by me and scale dwg is ready
Once this is okayed i will give to make jig
I await everyones OK
+1 agree :thumbsup:,
reiterating - looking at back1-1 drawing just make sure that moving from Left to right side the output holes are 75mm away from left edge and after that the input holes are at 25mm spacing. Then this will look opposite to my construction.
Same thing do you mean Magma? If yes then go ahead.
BTW, magma, why no option-2 also side by side?
for few people as it will be helpful for people who don't have CNC phono and 4-1 selector. So 2 IN and 1 OUT stereo is okay for them.
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what im saying is
FOR BACKPLATE
op holes are 75mm from edge of left hand (one below the other) just as your dwg
then the 1st set of IP holes are 50mm away from the OP holes - after that each set is 25mm away
i.e
i.e from LHS
OP holes centre at 75mm
1set IP set at 125mm
2nd IP set at 150mm
3rd set of IPs - at175mm
4th set - 200mm
FOR FRONTPLAATE
volume hole 50mm from RHS
IP selector at 104mm from RHS
OM confirm this!^^^
no option-2
those who want just two inputs
for them the last 2 sets of IP holes will be omitted
i.e from LHS
OP holes centre at 75mm
1set IP set at 125mm
2nd IP set at 150mm
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:thumbsup: Sir jee Please go ahead from my side. I like that.
i will now try and complete the rough prototype this week
then we will take the headcount according to how many like the proto
3 categories
1. Full PASS B1 cab - 4 i/ps
2. Pass B1 cab - 2i/ps - THIS version will not have IP selector board/PCB holes or CNC phono stage PCB holes
3. Bare Bones- this is for users who want the cab for future projects - this will NOT have any base plate holes, will NOT have any rear plate holes ecxcept the Fused IEC with switch, FRONT panel will be completely clean - no holes whatsoever
the aluminium seperater may be supplied but it will not be fitted for obvious reasons
if there is full consensus about something required in category 3 (i.e some holes) - i will consider it - but i will need a full consensus from all and a pdf dwg like om has posted
final execution and order delivery will take some time- im a little distracted right now - time for my toddlers school admissions - so im running around a bit
someone who wants the cab fast should not order with me
then we will take the headcount according to how many like the proto
3 categories
1. Full PASS B1 cab - 4 i/ps
2. Pass B1 cab - 2i/ps - THIS version will not have IP selector board/PCB holes or CNC phono stage PCB holes
3. Bare Bones- this is for users who want the cab for future projects - this will NOT have any base plate holes, will NOT have any rear plate holes ecxcept the Fused IEC with switch, FRONT panel will be completely clean - no holes whatsoever
the aluminium seperater may be supplied but it will not be fitted for obvious reasons
if there is full consensus about something required in category 3 (i.e some holes) - i will consider it - but i will need a full consensus from all and a pdf dwg like om has posted
final execution and order delivery will take some time- im a little distracted right now - time for my toddlers school admissions - so im running around a bit
someone who wants the cab fast should not order with me
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sachu888
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Any update on Cabinets.
Regards,
Sachin
Regards,
Sachin
Omishra,
You are a Pro. Fantastic DIY painting as well:cheers:
I made some progress today. Populated the LDR and the Power Supply Boards. CNC phonostage, I had already completed a while ago. Only the B1 board is pending, will complete it tomorrow most probably. Will do the wiring once the cabinet is ready.
You are a Pro. Fantastic DIY painting as well:cheers:
I made some progress today. Populated the LDR and the Power Supply Boards. CNC phonostage, I had already completed a while ago. Only the B1 board is pending, will complete it tomorrow most probably. Will do the wiring once the cabinet is ready.
sachu888
Well-Known Member
Today I finished faceplate. I am not so good in metal work still with my limited resources.
These are remaining pics.
Great :clapping: very professional :thumbsup:
Regards,
Sachin
sachu888
Well-Known Member
Omishra,
You are a Pro. Fantastic DIY painting as well:cheers:
I made some progress today. Populated the LDR and the Power Supply Boards. CNC phonostage, I had already completed a while ago. Only the B1 board is pending, will complete it tomorrow most probably. Will do the wiring once the cabinet is ready.
Great Santhosh,
Regards,
Sachin
It is relatively easy to find laser engravers nowadays, Why don't you get some fancy lettering to decorate the empty looking face plate?
--G0bble
Thanks Santhosh!
Waiting for everybody's impression about this complete build of individuals.
Yes G0bble! I am looking for one. I will definitely come back after this faceplate. Now next mission is rewiring of my DIY power amp which is haunted by little hum which is detected by my ears in darkness of night.
sachu888
Well-Known Member
No magma, its not anodized. I used chrome spray color which is suitable car alloy wheels and finished with clear lacquer coat.
Audiodoc
Well-Known Member
Assembled the B1 and Pass BOZ today. Need some help to setup the ldr attenuator.
The procedure that omishra posted about finding R1, R2, R diff is not working the way it is should.
I wanna know that is the procedure to be followed when the the circuit is connected and powered or out of the circuit.
The procedure that omishra posted about finding R1, R2, R diff is not working the way it is should.
I wanna know that is the procedure to be followed when the the circuit is connected and powered or out of the circuit.
hmm
i guessed it was a paint
to get that finish in anodise is a long difficult process involving sand blasting
rgds
Ali
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