Some more designing...


Waiting from Lil' Knight's boards. Until then... I can always dream away to the finished build with some chassi work.

I'm thinking of putting the speaker terminals in the back, however, the idea with putting them in the front was to avoid unecessary switches (i.e. headphone/speakers), but maybe... better to have a lever with 1 = 4-pin XLR / 2 = 2x3pin XLR / 3 = speakers...

If you use those combination 3-pin XLR/1/4" headphone connector jacks (see new GS-X) you won't need separate 1/4" jacks.

Though personally if it's an amp for my own use I would do away with all of those and only have a 4-pin XLR connector... dual 3-pin XLR is archaic

Hi mate!


I might as well install the Neutrik 2x3's too. Who know's. Better safe than (using a butt-ugly converter).


Those aren't 1/4" TRS jacks, but Speaker Terminals. The idea with having everything in front is Thus avoiding to forget e.g. speakers plugged in (in the back) when powering up and thus avoiding delay relay's and such. But maybe RudeWolf is right. Too busy in the front?


I'll have to give it some more thought. Anyways... At least a couple of weeks before it's time to order the enclosure, so no hurry.


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Nope, as an integrated amp. The back will only have loop-outs, no pre-outs.

I want to have the possibility to drive high.efficiency speakers in the future (especially since I sold of all my speaker gear).


Since I'm going for a pretty hefty enclosure with chunky heatsinks, it should hold for about 10-15 W into a 8 Ohm load...


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