From diyparadise:
"If you look at Charlize's competitors, they are mostly built using thru hole components rather than surface mounted components. What's the big deal you may ask? It's not a big deal if you love a higher noise floor. You see, we build using the more difficult-to-handle surface mounted components for sonic reasons and not for ease of manufacturing."
...except that no part of your product is surface-mounted. Even the amp chip is thru hole.
Good job marketing department, for criticizing your own product.
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1 comment:
there are the surface mounted components UNDER as well as on top of the board. those that are on top like the resistors couldn't be done smd style due to high wattage. i believe it's a 5w metal oxide resistor. the caps have to be polypropylene and there's no smd version.
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