Fdawg41, thanks. The Clones were a long labor of love. The PCB's were sourced from a group buy off DIY AUdio a couple of years ago. If you are serious on building them post a wanted on the DIYAUdio forum and i am sure someone has a spare or two.
I put together a blog of the clone build. The blog is:
http://web.mac.com/noteldov/iWeb
My email address is on the blog. Check it out and i would be happy to answer and questions you might have.
I really enjoyed building them but be prepared to put in quite a few hours of work. I will try to point you in the right direction for all the parts which were sourced from all over the web to save on production costs and time.

extra_action January 04, 2009 01:23

Kevin 30127;
From what i have read on online forums, and from my own experience, there is very little tweaking if any that are necessary for a zaph design. He is a great designer who selects his components very carefully, and always with a strong eye towards value. He will occasionally provide for a resistor or cap value swap out to push the frequency cut out higher or lower to suit your own taste. The other variable is stuffing and i can only recommend letting your ear be the guide. The ZD5 is not a kit offered by Madisound. Is this your first speaker build?

Bruce30
For some reason everyone settles for black or stained oak. I though white would be a nice touch. I am currently building white stands that should hopefully tie it all in together a little bit better.

Thanks for looking

extra_action November 03, 2008 15:00

System edited: Power supply node added

extra_action October 27, 2008 16:02