I used to DIY a lot of electronics when parts were easy to get and the things I wanted to have were expensive. This crossover has been sitting on the shelf forever gathering dust. I designed it, did the board layouts and put in a repurposed case I found surplus. The front panel was a cut down rack panel the I sanded the finish off for the brushed aluminum look.
@Ron_E said:
I used to DIY a lot of electronics when parts were easy to get and the things I wanted to have were expensive.
Ron
A big +1 to that. Nice clean pcb layout and metal film and good poly caps. Interesting choice to use stereo pots but only use one gang and have separate pots for each channel... very non-symmetrical listening space?
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I used to DIY a lot of electronics when parts were easy to get and the things I wanted to have were expensive. This crossover has been sitting on the shelf forever gathering dust. I designed it, did the board layouts and put in a repurposed case I found surplus. The front panel was a cut down rack panel the I sanded the finish off for the brushed aluminum look.
Ron
That looks great, Ron! It reminds me of older Conrad Johnson gear.
Sweet!
A big +1 to that. Nice clean pcb layout and metal film and good poly caps. Interesting choice to use stereo pots but only use one gang and have separate pots for each channel... very non-symmetrical listening space?
Ganged budget audio taper pots don't track very well.