yeah, thanks for the feedback.
yes the racks are open at the back, they are just bent sheets of steel,
(thick sheets) the amp doesnt really heat up at all, which was most
upsetting during that last cold patch of weather, i used to be able to
warm myself nicely with loud music and a solid state po
teanau:
Looks very cool!
One concern would be ventilation for the components. Will the rack be
open at the back? You may want to provide more room above and between
the components as well.
I assume those are Axiom M80tis? Those are very power-hungry 4-ohm
floorstanders. I would be concerned
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=19023&page=2
check out this thread.
similar setups alternatives seem to be poping up there.
I went the axiom / panny way myself and am very happy.
_sam
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teanau
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I'm planning a 2-channel system for use in the basement.
I already have two components for it:
- Hafler DH-101 preamp
- Hafler DH-200 2X100W amp
They are old but were from back in the days when things were built
right - the amp is considerably overbuilt. They give a nice, clean
analog sound wi
bludragon Wrote:
> puffalo: I'd be very suprised if the 'free' on is actually 75 Ohm / any
> good.
I had to find one today, and it say's 75 ohm in writing on the actual
cable.
It is one of those cheesy ones you get with your video card, and the
plugs are lousy. Strangly, the actual cable doesn
puffalo: I'd be very suprised if the 'free' on is actually 75 Ohm / any
good.
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bludragon
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View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthrea
You can get a quality one made up to any length by this guy:
http://www.scorpioncables.com/
He uses Canare cable and connectors and does it as a hobby so be
gentle!
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Heuer
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