The ultimate DIY? A Stax SRM-T2!
I bet everybody knew this was coming but we've been moving fast and the board is taking shape.
If it's not clear from the photo then this is a massive slab, 16" x 12", so quite a bit bigger then the production version. It will be built like the BHSE with the board mounted to the top of the chassis, with the tubes sticking out of the top and the components on the bottom. Massive heatsinks are needed to keep this beast cool and a single angle bracket is used on each side of the board to
This is a way better way to explain the tendency to crank the volume. No fatigue of any kind, even at ear bleeding levels.
And i can listen for many hours at levels way louder than i should.
I've been thinking quite a while on this, what i would do to make anything that would be better than this
and i just don't have any ideas.
I'm still running on a 2 or 2.5 amp fuse, it has never blown.