Part One is here
Part Two is here
So we have a box, some vents, and amp and some crossovers.
Next up was cutting and fitting of the connections panel. This covers a pair of RCA phono inputs, a combined mains socket / fuse / switch and a USB port for charging. This was cut from a small black perspex panel, drilled to fit etc.
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| The full sheel of perspex with the appropriate holes drilled, but before cutting. It has protective sheets on both sides |
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| All the holes drilled, cut to size and slots cut to fit all the necessary bits |
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| Soldering the input cables to the RCA phono sockets for the connection panel |
The panel was then fitted with all its parts and then screwed into the main box. No sealant necessary as the centre amp chamber is ventilated anyway.
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| This will be the outside, once installed |
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| Connection panel all cabled up |
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| Installed and cabled up - here both the inlet and outlet vent holes can be seen, and the 3 holes through to one of the speaker chambers |
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| The white plug is actually the USB charger - the cable running over the top and then into the USB connection on the connector panel |
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| Here the crossover, power amp, speaker cables, input cables, volume control, connection panel, mains sockets and USB charger are all in place, as is the rear panel warm air vent. Output speaker cables not yet silicon sealed into place. Note Linn black interconnects and bi-wiring of amp to speaker crossovers (the crossovers require bi-wiring as that's how the Mission 773e rear connections were arranged) |
Part Four is here
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