[Sonny]

So, got done putting together this fine phono stage!  Pass Xono.  Bought the board pre-populated, put in WIMA coupling caps and in a case!  MM/MC input, variable load, XLR and RCA output!  It's all there!  Note, still tweaking therefore some of the blue protective film is still on the cases.

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Rear of PS


Rear of L/R phono case.


Power Supply


L/R Boards

[TheChairGuy]

Allright Tuan

John

[Sonny]

UPDATE!  Done with the case for now, I think..
Added Copper cover and cover bottom plate.  Think copper, only 5mil, but good enough....Power Supply is still the same...

[Russtafarian]

That is cool!  Where did you get the copper sheets?

Russ

[Sonny]

That is cool!  Where did you get the copper sheets?

Russ

Thanks Russ,
I got it from Basic Copper.  They have all sorts of thickness.  I chose the most economical and to that extend, flexibile and so forth.  If I had to do it over again, I would get the 10 Mil copper sheets.

I do have some of the 5 mil left that I can send you if you want to play around with it.  They are 12x6 inch sheets.  If you want them, it would be nice if I can sell you some, at cost.
Tuan

[Charles Calkins]

Tuan:

  How much do you think this would cost if you were to build one for a cash paying customer?

                                                                     Cheers
                                                                    Charlie

[Sonny]

Tuan:

  How much do you think this would cost if you were to build one for a cash paying customer?

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                                                                    Charlie

Charles, I am pm ing you.

[starkiller]

Tuan

Pm me also please

[Letitroll98]

Sweet!  But I have a disagreement.  Such a nice job of mounting the boards, neat and professional looking wiring loom, awesome plexi case, then cover it all up with some cheap copper plate?  I know the sensible electrical reasons for this, but a real shame to hide that nice work.  Good job anyway though, how does it sound?

[Sonny]

Sweet!  But I have a disagreement.  Such a nice job of mounting the boards, neat and professional looking wiring loom, awesome plexi case, then cover it all up with some cheap copper plate?  I know the sensible electrical reasons for this, but a real shame to hide that nice work.  Good job anyway though, how does it sound?

I know, I've received a couple of comments on the copper cover...I may have to remove it  , but it's all looks...some reason, I like the "shine" of it.  Perhaps it's just a "personal" cosmetic thing.  The thing does sound very good and there's not hint of hum or noise, except for the "hiss" at full throttle.

Tuan