spritzer

We really need to step up our hoarding...

Well they are what they are...

Found this in my archives:

Local and global feedback. Pick which you want.

Welcome to my world!!!!

I'm tempted to ask Fairchild how many parts we need to order to get them matched in a single envelope...

Gotta love currency fluctuations...

Crap, just what I need... more stuff to build...

Happy belated buddy.

Having then Yen at those levels would make me a very happy bunny.... As for the amp, the 007t and 727 can be built this cheaply because they share resources (chassis, transformer, bunch of the parts are the same) but a new amp will require a new everything. The two last big Stax amps were the T2 and the SRA-14S. The 14S cost just shy of 200K Yen but that was in 1985 and with none of the extras included. Let's just put it this way, I'm not optimistic that this will be a cheap amplifier...

Yeah, those are all but useless. I just checked the Gerbers and the bottom solder resist is there and works perfectly.

Sorry about that, that post was supposed to be in the KGSSHV thread...

Yeah, those are all but useless. I just checked the Gerbers and the bottom solder resist is there and works perfectly.

Indeed....

There is no way to have the solder resist cover up pads in the software we use so the problem is with BatchPCB.

They said they were going to make a superior amp but didn't say in what way it would be superior. If they were going to match the BHSE/T2 level of performance and make a profit the amp would cost close to 800kYen or even more. The SRM-T2 was 2.5 times the price of the SR-Omega so if they follow that then a new 009 amp would be around one million Yen....

Nope.

There is a stab at me and some other people hidden in there...

There are only 8 on this one but it's roughly the same size as the GES so it will get very, very hot.

Happy Birthday Jeff!!!

The "white steel" is masking tape, essential for chassis work. The 2U is pretty cramped but doable. Nobody should be surprised though as I always try to cram amps into the smallest possible chassis. Just see this work in progress, missing both the PSU's and a bunch of parts but there is no extra room in there.

Can you post some internal pics of the sony box? I'm interested to see what they were up to.

How much volume are you getting with normal bias?

I'll drop you a PM about the 2705's later on. As for the Alpha issues, the PCB is upside down so all the connections are in the wrong place. On a 3 pin pot it would just work backwards but this one is 4 pin...

I have some extra 2SC2705's. They seem to be branching out into more components so that is their new site.