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winter is coming, probably I will end the season - this year since March - 4500 km driven. My white bike without any problems - no flat tires etc., I only changed the chain and brake pads at 3500 km

I don't like that the capacitors are so close to the emitter resistors (they can get hot)...and practically pressed against the plastic housings of the relays. Also, the ribbon cable is "sandwiched" between the resistor and the filter capacitor...

My existing one 26 and the new one ...I don't know, the 26 rolls well either...but I hope I will like it with the 29 as well...and the 32 t won't be too small in front of the 1x system.

I am using a complete silent mini itx j5005 with a "brick" style stripped power supply. also officially supports win 11 despite the age.

You have built a great home theater! I have a simple 5.1 system (old picture - now the TV is much bigger) Front/rear - mark audio chr70 and chp70. Simple 100W subwoofer (parallel 2 TDA 7294 chipamps). SONY receiver. HTPC as a signal source. The rest is for music. Something changes all the time.

https://www.stereophile.com/integratedamps/780/index.html I've been listening to a "DIY version" AB100 N.PASS design of this for the last few years( time to time I listen class A F5, tube amps, etc. but this is main amp)-no fancy parts - just a massive power supply. Runs cool, sounds great...

I like black, strong coffee - without sugar and other additives. I am not picky and I test different coffee beans. I used some sort (don't remember) of PHILIPS all-in-one machine...(the woman likes latte and other white coffees :p)

Of course, for high powers - class D is the right solution. But for a home user (up to 200w) - class AB/B is ok. I have seen branded subwoofers - which work in class B with small heatsinks - very basic 4-transistor circuits with Darlington transistors at the output.

I like class AB and linear power supply. High transient peak margin/power reserve and reliability. Of course - heavy weight and low energy efficiency. I've seen a lot of dead class SMPS/D subwoofers.

my old horse (bought in 2007 approximately - I am quite tall and I like this geometry).. the frame has not broken with my 115 kg ... only the wearing parts have been changed (chain, cogs, bearings, brake pads) It would be time to buy a new one.. but now the local selection is small (shortage)...

my cat, taken from the street (at a young age)... does not sleep on amps :D - well-behaved. A bit wild.

Do these hiss ?

from site: "This integrated amp is a true dual-mono design. (Some manufacturers market their amps as dual monos; however, when you look inside, you see only one transformer.) The IN200 operates in class-A mode up to 40W before switching over to class AB—impressive engineering. Not many...

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Looks pretty respectable - and proper grounding - not much hum noise... thanks for sharing

Hello, My name is Oscar, I have been building all kinds of DIY amps for the past 12 years...(Leach amp, F5, JLH, Hiraga Le monstre,A1, Pass AB100, 6c33c and gu32 tube amps, chipamps, headphone amps and phono preamps..except Class D...) In addition to this hobby - I like fishing, photography...