Hi,
as it has the peak output voltage about 90V, the +/-100V as HV looks OK. Maybe it's bit higher, say 105-110 maximum.
Sajti
I agree with you but I would like to know real voltages measured in MAX2500 amplifier because I am planing to change power transformer with one from behringer EP2500 and from this transformer I have voltages around +-110V DC on high sides. Low sides are around cca 55V DC. I must find the way how to make power supply for +-15V and I just want to be sure before I put this transformer in the amplifier and I want to avoid possible problems.
No it is OK transformer. I want to make some kind of upgrade on my MAX1500 to get MAX2500. I have already put 2 pairs of 2SC5200/2SA1493 with 0,22Ohm resistors, also replaced filter caps instead 4700uF put 12000uF and as I need more power I must put new transformer with higher voltages. Some of changes of resistors values I will do after I check possible new transformer. Every change of values for some parts that has be done are assigned in service manual and only voltages taht I have in service manual is +55.+90,0,-55,-90 but for higher power this voltage of 90V must be higher. In QSC and Behringer for this class amps this voltage is around 110V and I want to bu sure for PHONIC MAX2500.
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