Hoffman Amplifiers Tube Amplifier Forum
Amp Stuff => Tube Amp Building - Tweaks - Repairs => Topic started by: joesatch on May 29, 2023, 10:27:15 am
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Putting this very small power amp together. The chassis is a hammond 7x7. Is there a rule about proximity of the input jack , speaker jack to the OT or PT (or input jack to speaker jack proximity)? My plan is to have the input jack and speaker jack on the rear , The rear has both the PT and OT mounted next to each other.
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best practice is input jack as far away from output jack and transformers as feasible. if it's just a power amp you'll probably be fine because you're not amplifying sub-volt signals (expected input is likely a volt or more)
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i might mount the input jack right over the P.I. on the front. Not what i wanted but i dont want headaches. I suppose i could build it all and wire the input jack on a coax wire and move it around to see if there are noise issues before i drill and mount it
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I suggest this...
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thanks ya i guess i'll go that route. might use one of these.
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thanks ya i guess i'll go that route. might use one of these.
Another space saver. Good idea.
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looks like we're in business. I've incorporated the hum-loop block network.
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only question now is do i need to drill some ventilation holes in the chassis. these diecast hammond boxes seal up pretty well.
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That's what us southern boys call 10lbs of shit in a 5lb box. :thumbsup: