Here are the pics. It was more difficult to take a picture of something transparent than I thought so I apologize in advance for poor quality.
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Pictures of ST-35 in Lexan case
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Pictures of ST-35 in Lexan case
by mesherm » Mon Sep 27, 2004 10:30 am
Mike's N-1 Rule: When looking for N number of components to finish a job, you have a 95% chance of only finding N-1 of them.
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by Shannon Parks » Mon Sep 27, 2004 12:08 pm
Too cool! I'm glad you've got two fans in there!
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by TerrySmith » Mon Sep 27, 2004 3:13 pm
EXCELLENT WORK :!: :!: Are those transformers the ones Uncle Ned sells? How does it sound?
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by Guest » Mon Sep 27, 2004 5:32 pm
Yes those are Uncle Ned's transformers and they sound GREAT.
The PT runs cool. The OPTs are crisp and clean with a lot of bass punch I didn't expect. The transient response is excellent. I have never heard the original Dynaco OPTs so I don't know how the originals sounded. I do know that I would rather listen to the ST-35 than my 75w MOSFET amp.
The PT runs cool. The OPTs are crisp and clean with a lot of bass punch I didn't expect. The transient response is excellent. I have never heard the original Dynaco OPTs so I don't know how the originals sounded. I do know that I would rather listen to the ST-35 than my 75w MOSFET amp.
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