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I really need to tackle my space!

Beautiful amp!

Gives me a new perspective on " in a pig's eye "

I don't think that silpad is correct. EDIT--- I guess it probably is the right one Joe has both components at White Oak Audio at competitive pricing. Audio Product eStore (whiteoakaudio.com)

Happy Birthday!

Welcome! I love ESS AMT's! I have a variety. My main rig has a pair of AMT 3 Rock Monitors for the front driven by a WOPL 400. Another PL400 drives a pair of Infinity RS with EMIT tweeters and Watkins woofers for rear. Carver C1s feeding both. See Avatar. Great group here with massive...

Probably more for shipping protection than anything else. Vibration of ships, trains and trucks. Better there than the stuff on the board that eats the leads away. Very common in stuff I've worked on.

Welcome to Phoenix! There are definitely some Nakamichi fans in this realm.

That is definitely a top grade recording as well as great music!

The relay will shunt the arc to ground until the fuse blows if it doesn’t quench sooner, thus preventing it from reaching the speaker. Simply opening the contacts could result in a continuing arc to the speaker until the fuse lets go.

Let the magic flow

This thread has been great! I have a couple 700 series 1 and have wanted to try this but was hesitant. It ended up being a great project. Thanks for sharing your work.

Just like an Emergency Stop circuit, any one in the circuit that opens will shut it down.

Three phase motors are more efficient. Considering that a large portion of household loads are motors it makes sense. A simpler less expensive motor as well.

One thing all "HUMANS" and probably even animals have in common, enjoyment from music.

Overlap You posted about the same time I did

I have read the thread but didn’t think about an external attenuator being a large effect on the system. That’s why I was asking if anyone else has had this result. Then I considered the possibility of impedance changes or I was just delusional. Then I considered a couple other possibilities...

It definitely is sweet if that’s what it is. Wouldn’t have believed the difference. Can you point me to the discussion?

I have a pair of Carver C1s and a pair of PL400s running front/rear duty. I was tired of manually adjusting volume and balance between the pairs so I built and added a remote controlled attenuator. The intent was I could set a max on the C1s with proper balance and then use the remote...

Some of the nicest boards found in any equipment I've ever worked on. Thanks Joe!