Mynamemynaim
38yrs a Naim owner
Just in case anyone missed this...there's a new "monoblock" case with a special preorder price
Good Evening All,
OK so I've now used two of the Dissipante cases I have to say the current method of assembly is nothing short of c**p and I'm being generous.
The near inaccessibility of the fixings for the front plate and the method of fixing the inner chassis plate are particularly bad once you have actually attached anything to said chassis plate.
It might just be me of course.............
Regards
Richard
Also, I soft soldered the (mounting) nuts to the plate....which transforms ease of assembly
IF you can sacrifice the (approx 10mm ) of hight it also seems stronger to put the mesh base "upside down" and this has the added advantage of allowing more room at the base for transformer bolts or wiring / whatever
Not according to the building instruction sheet?
Long ago I bought a 12" long 1/4" hex extension. Slightly unwieldy, but sometimes makes a great deal of difference in getting a job done.Richard
I find a long PZ1 screw driver really helps on assembly and maintenance of these cases
Stanley FatMax 065336 Screwdriver Pozidriv Tip PZ1 x 250mm 3253560653361 | eBay
Alan
Building instruction sheet???????? I haven't seen one so can't comment - am I missing something?
Just one of the cases I have bought came with a pictorial build sheet that showed the order and orientation of build.
Oh, I had to check that...I always have that inner panel as an n rather than a uNot according to the building instruction sheet?