Yes, I'd like to hear them too. More than one way to skin a cat, definitely.

Having re-read this thread in its entirety due to safety concerns, I have felt it necessary to moderate one more post here.

RCDs are a fall-back protection system.  They are not able to give protection in all instances and should never be relied upon to trip as the primary mode of protection.  Please be safe, take measures to ensure you are doing sensible things, don't play with mains power if you are not 100% certain of what you are doing and never prod around inside a live chassis with an earthed wire.

Here are a couple of up to date shots of my 40 W Wonfor Amp. I have put bronzed glass on the front and top. The top piece of glass is just sitting on rubber feet, but I have struggled for a long time as to know how to fit the front piece of glass, so I have used self adhesive velcro for now, a bit crude I know. The front piece of glass can't be a permanent fixture as I need to be able to take it off if I wan't to get the boards out. As I'm a bit of a tweaker I will want the boards out in the future, any ideas would be welcome.
Now I have this complete, although there are a few little mods I want to make, I will get started on Colin's DIY amps.

OK James where has the tropical fish gone in that A Class Heated Tank mmm come on own up.

It does look good but God the wiring would have to look good to well thats me out.

Colin have I ever said that you are Barking mad! I had to read your post twice to realise what you are on about, nothing new there then 

John, yes any time really, which week are you talking about? We could get Steve to bring his new amp as well, and if I'm quick I could build one of Colins DIY class A amps for us to hear

Me Mad no it you lot, SAVE THE FISH.

Very nice, hope it works well.

Yesterday was a good day at Alan Elsdon's house. His system did sound very good, very balanced with nothing missing, which is very difficult to achieve. He was using a selection of the new products that he and Colin Wonfor have which will be launched in time. However to be honest it was Alan's Infinity speakers that I was most impressed with, they sounded effortless and as I said lacking nothing, they reminded me of the large Tannoy speaker that Paul Coupe, RFC, built several years ago.
There are three amps to be launched, a 20W, 50W and a monster 100W, there is also a pre amp that you can see on a bread board next to my SECA. My Wonfor 40W SECA amp was also thrown into the mix which was useful to me as a reference point. It was interesting to see / hear how my amp coped with speakers with a much more difficult load which need a lot of current to drive well. I heard the 50W and 100W amps and both sounded brilliant. Both had huge scale and very clear and sweet mid and top end. Both had plenty of grip and drove Alan's speakers perfectly. I liked them both immensely. When my SECA and was thrown into the mix it did not underperform at all, we all really enjoyed the accurate and 'analogue' mid and top end. The SECA also had plenty of bottom end with excellent control, we could have listened to this sound all day.

So it was quite an insightful day in all and thoroughly enjoyed.

I took a prototype of the pre amp home last night and by about 11:00 o'clock I managed to wire it up to my system at home and sat back with an ale in hand to have an hours music before bed.  I consider my current pre amp to be that of a reference pre amp as I have never heard anything like it. The prototype pre did not disappoint at all; it's strongest quality is the fact that it draws you into the music and you find yourself fully engaged.  I also loved it's tone as well, sounding lovely.  I was pretty finished by that time last night, that is all I can say about the pre, I'll have to give it some more time.

I'm not sure Martin, I do know that they are 30 years old and they are the same as these but with only one ribbon tweeter and one midrange driver

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