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This amplifier was built by request. The customer requested I mount the inputs on the front, near as possible to the potentiometer. The signal path and power supply wiring is ultra short.
The outputs are on the back. This is a 5 watt per channel TPA3110 board and is powered with a 12 volt rechargeable SLA battery or DC power pack.
Gold plated binding posts, gold plated RCA connectors and teflon coated Cat 5 wiring throughout.
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