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I think I have a couple boards I could sell you. Send me a PM.
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That makes sense. Not to get greedy, but adjustable gain from the front panel would be a great feature.
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Dumb question, but is the intent to use this between the "multiamp" board and an input selector board? Or would the gain be taken care of on this se/bal board and the "multiamp board would be eliminated.
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So I'm a bit confused as it seems like this thread has wandered off to some other designs more recently. Where does the KGITSOJC stand these days?
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I'll be there, but you already knew that.
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Nice. Does this amp require much if any matching of parts?
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Another very interesting thread. I'm just hoping a few of these projects actually make it to the board fab shop...
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Kerry, have you had a chance to play around with the multiamp boards at all or does the new job still have you swamped?
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Sweet! Looking forward to hearing your findings Kerry.
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Jacks received last night. They are excellent quality and the fit is perfect (snug but does not take a ton of force to insert the connector). Thanks Justin!
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Holy Jacks!
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Payment sent. Thanks sir!
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Anything new going down, on the KGITSOJC front?
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Even though they wouldn't come cheap, I bet your heatsinks would be a popular item. I'd add some of the commonly used film caps too, like the 0.1uF/1000V and 0.22uF/1000V. The later are a little harder to get a hold of. Maybe even some of the larger 680uF/450V aluminum caps. They aren't super cheap on Mouser/Digikey, and I'm sure you could get a much better price in bulk. Great idea Justin, and much appreciated by us DIYers!
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Justin, please put me down for (4) pro jacks. Thanks sir!