Amplifier Picture page

[mat_poi]

Just found it surfing the interweb, check it out has decent amount of photos of amplifiers inside and out.

http://s87357361.onlinehome.us/images/amps/

[ChevyBoy]

i like the look inside of the soundstream picassos. so clean.

[AI James]

They have the US Amps MD4.1 labeled as 360.4

[ChevyBoy]

Harrison Labs 1600

wtf is goin on with that amp?

[AI James]

Harrison Labs 1600

wtf is goin on with that amp?

lol no crap

[ChevyBoy]

also, roe has a page like that.

[mat_poi]

also, roe has a page like that.

Cool didn't know for sure if my post was a repost.. :V but its at least worth a look.... ;D

Harrison Labs 1600

wtf is goin on with that amp?

lol no crap

x2 looks like a DIY over at billy bob's turned frankenstein.

[ChevyBoy]

its not the same. its roe's site.

http://realmofexcursion.com/

click components and amp guts.  :^

[Audio Doc]

also, roe has a page like that.

Cool didn't know for sure if my post was a repost.. :V but its at least worth a look.... ;D

Harrison Labs 1600

wtf is goin on with that amp?

lol no crap

x2 looks like a DIY over at billy bob's turned frankenstein.

One of the things a lot of people without electronics manufacturing or engineering experience don't often consider is the cost of fabbing PCB's. PCB fab costs you by the sq. inch and layers. And that only after you spend out tha wazoo to have a different PCB designed for each model. Then you can up the price some more with silkscreen, thru hole plate, etc, etc..

So what Harrison did was make a set of PCB's that are one-size fits all, and just stuffed them to order. It's a cost thing. Because they actually offered many different versions of the audio engine, in the same uniquely hideous housing.

They were good amps. Maybe still in business?

- Matt

[ChevyBoy]

bet the overheated huh?