gofar99 Messages: 2034 Registered: May 2010 Location: Southern Arizona
Illuminati (5th Degree)
Hi Everyone, After retiring about 4 weeks ago and then going to the LSAF, my month has been shot. However.... partly because of requests at the LSAF and partly because I want everyone to be able to listen to quality tube audio I will shortly start to post projects and links to some I have done in the past year or so. It will take a few more days to get going on this. Secondly, I will be posting under my sponsored portion of the site (Oddwatt Audio) the instruction manuals for the current kits which are all derived from my diy projects. This will give you an opportunity to decide if you want to roll it on your own as a diy project or feel more comfortable with a complete kit. So stay tuned as here is where the diy ones will go.
This is a link to the project that is now known as the "Series One Poddwatt" If you have questions on how to do the build let me know. I have some new things to try on it and will pass them along as I perfect them.
gofar99 Messages: 2034 Registered: May 2010 Location: Southern Arizona
Illuminati (5th Degree)
Hi All, As promised, check out the phono preamp I posted in the Thermionic section. Warm up your soldering irons every vinyl lover should try one. Parts are off the shelf to hold the cost down and the biggest problem is layout and care in construction as it is a high gain device.
Hi All, As promised, check out the phono preamp I posted in the Thermionic section. Warm up your soldering irons every vinyl lover should try one. Parts are off the shelf to hold the cost down and the biggest problem is layout and care in construction as it is a high gain device.
I've been following your works here, and you are doing great! Is there any new stuff in the block? Would want to follow up on progress.
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and then going to the LSAF, my month has been shot. However.... partly because of requests at the LSAF and partly because I want everyone to be able to listen to quality tube audio I will shortly start to post projects and links to some I have done in the past year or so. It will take a few more days to get going on this. Secondly, I will be posting under my sponsored portion of the site (Oddwatt Audio) the instruction manuals for the current kits which are all derived from my diy projects. This will give you an opportunity to decide if you want to roll it on your own as a diy project or feel more comfortable with a complete kit. So stay tuned as here is where the diy ones will go.
