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Wow, nice pcb sandwich there ;)
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That is dead cool :)
Is there any reason why some of the resistors are high accuracy ones, and others are metalfilm and carbon film?
Quote from: nzCdog on August 02, 2012, 06:47:32 AM
Wow, nice pcb sandwich there ;)
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Thanks man, euh........details!
Stereo Decimator, individual channels
Board where etched by Keefe, super clean job, really impressed by the quality of the etch so i ordered more boards from him! ;D
I also tried the 100nf and 470nf multilayered ceramic cap, really love those, i think i'm going to stash alot of those in common values.
I called it Omerta because of a quebec tv serie that was called, OMERTA: La loi du Silence (the law of silence), wich was playing when i was a teenager, a cool police/mafia serie, just to add details. ;)
Oh! and that little dc jack is the undeniable truth! I now beleive! HAhahahaha!
Quote from: alanp on August 02, 2012, 06:59:10 AM
That is dead cool :)
Is there any reason why some of the resistors are high accuracy ones, and others are metalfilm and carbon film?
Thanks, there's a reason for the resistor party mix, i use what i have on hand.
I'm slowly switching my whole resistor inventory to Vishay RN55D, so when i run out of regulars I order turds.
I just love those resistors, big leads, accuracy and tolerance are always on and you can have them in every single value.
The big carbon comp was sent to me by a BYOC member 4 of them in fact and 4 1M trimpot, because i did'nt had those on hand.
Very cool. I like the paintjob too :)
Really cool build dude.
Like the finish as well.
Quote from: GrindCustoms on August 02, 2012, 07:10:50 AMOh! and that little dc jack is the undeniable truth! I now beleive! HAhahahaha!
I want to subscribe to your DC jack (what is it? :))
I've been meaning to order some of these DC jacks (http://www.newark.com/multicomp/mj-14sr/chassis-socket-psu-panel-mount/dp/25R4770?in_merch=true&MER=ALT_N_L5_PowerEntry_None) for a while.
About $1 at Newark.
I bought the DC jack from Jameco, was cheaper than Newark.
I forgot to give details about the finish for those who wonder.
It's a bright orange base coat that i applied a super thick single coat of black hammered paint and then baked it a 450F. It was making bubbles, i tried to keep the bubbles from blowing by playing with the temp, but it was not working.
They weren't intentional? I like the finish, the cratered surface of the black paint looks cool!
Quote from: alanp on August 03, 2012, 05:40:35 AM
They weren't intentional? I like the finish, the cratered surface of the black paint looks cool!
Yeah, they where, but i wanted to keep the bubbles in the paint instead of having them blowing.
It still looks pretty cool to me.
Maybe it will work next time..hehe