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Thanks to Shannon for another fun and inexpensive project. This one features Elna Silmic II electrolytics, Koa Speers resistors, a Noble potentiometer, Cardas wiring, and Russian silver mica caps. Makes my Sennheisers sound great!! :D







You'll find some more details here: http://www.diyaudioblog.com/2014/04/diytube-budgie-se-3w-single-ended.html

Nice build!, so whats your opinion on the Russian Silver mica caps?..I've ordered some for a future project but have yet to give them a try..
Cheers!

That's aourrrty piece!

Seems right to place it on some Victorian furniture

fiftyfivefilms wrote:Nice build!, so whats your opinion on the Russian Silver mica caps?..I've ordered some for a future project but have yet to give them a try..
Cheers!

It's my first time using them, but I'm pleased as punch with them in this build. There are a few builders who feel they sound as good (if not better) than the Russian Teflons. I have another set that I hope to use soon.

geek wrote:Seems right to place it on some Victorian furniture

Thanks Geek, it's mildly steampunk without being overtly so

That's beautiful work

The Louis XIV Edition! Very impressive work and glad you had fun with the build.

Shannon

Shannon Parks wrote:The Louis XIV Edition!

There's a name for your amp.... Louis le Grand!

So glad I found this, This is exactly how I would envision a hifi amp to look like. I havent ordered parts except board which I should have today and My Edcors(6-8week buildtime) That should give me time since I tend to build different things at the same time due to a.d.d. I come from the land of guitar amp and pedals so I need to learn which better parts work for hifi builds