Exceptionnel
Un casque d’exception à ce prix. Je recommande. Livré ultra rapidement. Merci.
Un casque d’exception à ce prix. Je recommande. Livré ultra rapidement. Merci.
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30/04/2025
Johan V.
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30/04/2025
István R.
not easy to assemble
The Aeco website shows two types of soldering.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KyEuo3SEzI
This way, you should not expose...
The Aeco website shows two types of soldering.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KyEuo3SEzI
This way, you should not expose...
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29/04/2025
Paul M.
Excellent speaker cables
These cables tick all the boxes: solid construction, quality cable and nice to the eye. Cannot distinguish an audible...
These cables tick all the boxes: solid construction, quality cable and nice to the eye. Cannot distinguish an audible...
Boîtier DIY pour Amplificateur 100% Aluminium 311x194x90mm - avis - Il y a 1 avis.
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21/04/2017
Jan D.
Poor design
Whoever designed this didn't give actual wiring any thought. The on/off switch and power inlet are both *inside* the heatsink. While there are holes inside the heatsink fins to (presumably) run wires from the inlet to the switch, there is no way to actually yse that routing. You will need to drill a lot of holes to run the mains cables inside the chassis, out to the switch and back inside. Getting the inlet and switch back in the provided 'space' with actual cables attached to it is a royal pain in the a$$.
Too bad... with a little extra thought (and actually a simpler execution) this chassis could have been practical. Now it's a source of frustration.
Whoever designed this didn't give actual wiring any thought. The on/off switch and power inlet are both *inside* the heatsink. While there are holes inside the heatsink fins to (presumably) run wires from the inlet to the switch, there is no way to actually yse that routing. You will need to drill a lot of holes to run the mains cables inside the chassis, out to the switch and back inside. Getting the inlet and switch back in the provided 'space' with actual cables attached to it is a royal pain in the a$$.
Too bad... with a little extra thought (and actually a simpler execution) this chassis could have been practical. Now it's a source of frustration.
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