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The finished DXpedition Amplifier
![Front view of the finished amplifier](../images/finish_5.jpg)
Front view of the finished amplifier with blower attached
- the blower dwarfs the amplifier! -
I was going to put a pair of handles on the front panel but I decided not too as they spoilt the look.
![Back view of the finished amplifier](../images/finish_1.jpg)
Back view of the finished amplifier
This one of my few screw-ups - the hole for the IEC socket was dimensioned for a 16 amp socket rather than a 10 amp socket! Oh well, can't get
everything right.
![This is how neat the case looks when you have it professionally made i.e. all the screws line up!](../images/amplifier_screws.jpg)
This is how neat the case looks when you have
it professionally made i.e. all the screws line up!
There is no way I could have made the case so accurately as the guys at ADD did!
![Close-up back view of the finished amplifier](../images/finish_2.jpg)
Close-up back view of the finished amplifier
![Side view of the finished amplifier](../images/finish_3.jpg)
Side view of the finished amplifier
![Side view of the finished amplifier](../images/finish_4.jpg)
Side view of the finished amplifier
There is plenty of holes to allow flow-through of air in the top and bottom PSU compartments, but don't go sticking a screwdriver through the holes!
![Top view of the finished amplifier](../images/amplifier_finished%20_top_view.jpg)
Top view of the finished amplifier
![](../images/amplifier_finished%20_bottom_view.jpg)
Bottom view of the finished amplifier
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