JJZolx wrote: 
> I asked before why it needs to be 3" wide. I don't see many advantages
> to making this a micro-sized component.
> 
> We _were_ talking about having two USB ports, weren't we?
> 
> Don't forget, you also need a rear connector for an external antenna,
> although it may not be on the board itself. Ideally, I think it would be
> in the center of the case.
> 
> Channel Islands Audio uses slide-in extruded aluminum cases for many of
> their components. With most of them, they're so light that they need to
> add a steel plate to the base, just to give the component some weight
> for anchoring attached cables, particularly heavier interconnects. I
> think this will also be necessary for this component.
> 
> Stacked RCA jacks need to be attached to the backplate with an anchoring
> screw, or they will flex too much when attaching cables. You'll see this
> on most CI components.
> 
> [image: http://www.ciaudio.com/images/products/vda2/vda2_rear_sm.jpg]
> 
> They even anchored the unstacked RCA jacks on this VPC-1 passive
> preamp:
> 
> [image:
> http://www.hometheaterhifi.com/volume_9_1/images/channel-islands-vpc-1-volume-control-rear-panel.jpg]

I think maybe the board is very small anyway modern smd components tend
to be that and the box cost some so it saves some $ to also have a small
box , but you are rigth the backside must be big enough to fit the
connectors , but it don't need to be bigger


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