5.1 Home theatre with immense power built by me


The picture below shows the front panel of my home theatre



Top view of internal circuitry
side view of the internal components


View of BASS TREBLE control circuit board




View of the Power supply and 300 watt MOSFET amplifier for subwoofer


Picture showing 100 watt mosfet amplifier. this home theatre contains 5 100 watt mosfet amplifiers for 5 different channels.

Aview from above of internal circuitry



View of transformers. My home theatre contains two transformers with dual output each 40-0-40 6 amps and 24-0-24 3 amps. at full load they drain 1.5 kW power from A.C. mains (immense power)





Rear View of mt Home theater showing 2 cooling fans and input output ports






Center speakers

Front and rear speakers


Subwoofer box with subwoofer fitted at bottom


Picture showing Subwoofer

This subwoofer is sony xplod 1300 watt peak power and 380 watt RMS. has immense bass. the glass windows start vibrating

Below the pictures show circuit of 100 watt and 300 watt amplifier


For any additional information contact me:
Jagpreet Singh Tamber
jagpreetstamber@gmail.com

Comments

  1. himanshu4 March 2011 at 08:26

    ghaint aa veere..........

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  2. Unknown4 March 2011 at 08:59

    gal baat jagge.... dhiren

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  3. Anonymous5 March 2011 at 04:35

    its gr8..nyc wrk..wel dn ..keep it up..!!

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  4. deep KAINTH27 April 2011 at 20:12

    i thnk its team work......................

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  5. Bhupender Kumar Dhawan29 July 2014 at 11:30

    Hello Jagpreet

    Can you please send the PCB print and connection s schematic

    Thanks

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  6. Bhupender Kumar Dhawan29 July 2014 at 11:32

    My e-mail id: bhudha@gmail.com

    ReplyDelete

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