Project:OPTIMUM SHORT CIRCUIT PROTECTION IN MOSFET AMPS

[Rahul]

M/s Jangra Sound Contractor, Shivnagar

Hi! Mukesh,

Can you give a more precise address as to your exact location.
I am realy interested in seeing the Stallions in action when around that area.

Maybe a bit of Bhangra with Jangra. Hope you will not mind.

Regards

Rahul

 

[kASD]

Re: congrats!

Hello kanwar ,

Do you remember me, if not then to remind you ,

we are
M/s Jangra Sound Contractor, Shivnagar.
My self Mukesh Jangra.


congrats on your website launching.
now it will be lot more easy to get in touch with your products.
meanwhile Stallion 1.8 is performing very well and getting popular in our area, really a good amplifier. looking forward to see your other products.

cheers,
mukesh

Hi Mukesh,
Glad to see you, thanks for the compliments!.

Meanwhile , kindly post some photos , so that our friend RAHUL could see something. I think he is in some type of confusion regarding our products.

Regards,
kanwar

 

[Rahul]

AAHHHHH!

At Last waiting and yes the location too this does indeed deserves a personal visit.

I hope the amp is not meant for only specific viewing. Easier done I feel the product catalogue would be a better option. Hope my friends from other parts of world who were promised long back recieved the same and so did the one who was promised the boards.
Hopefully another bird of the same kind might have used them to rock his great transducers. (TSUNAMI amps??)

Regards

Rahul

 

[jan.didden]

Ahhh! More empty news about the non-existing amp from the non-existing company.

Q: How long does it take an Indian engineer to take a picture and put it on the web?

A: Don't know, it hasn't been done for more than a year.

Jan Didden

 

[HighTec]

Hi.

Janneman, the photos are there but you have to use special glasses to see them.
Cheers.

 

[Netlist]

A: Or perhaps its not all that easy to set up a company/website in Workhorse's region.

I'm sure we will see pictures in the near future. Some cultures take more time to do things which is good for the stress factor

/Hugo

 

[kASD]

Reply

Hi Gentlemen,

Take a look.

 

[kASD]

Reply

another view

 

[kASD]

Reply

view again

 

[peranders]

Not bad for 150 USD!

Don't you have any dust filter?

 

[Netlist]

Very nice Kanwar, really.
Now people (and I am one of them) will like to see the amp with the top cover lifted.
Would you mind?

/Hugo

 

[kASD]

Reply

back view,

It costs around 560 USD, not 150.

 

[kASD]

Reply

your wish is fulfilled

 

[pinkmouse]

Excellent!

The build quality reminds me of certain widely used British amps of about 10 years ago, now all I want to know is if they sound as good!

Do you manufacture yourselves, or do you subcontract it out?

 

[kASD]

Reply

Excellent!

The build quality reminds me of certain widely used British amps of about 10 years ago, now all I want to know is if they sound as good!

Do you manufacture yourselves, or do you subcontract it out?

Hi moderator,
Thanks for compliments,

Our's is a totally handcrafted process, which ensures reliability in long terms. All our products are totally fabricated by us. We are a full time production company .
Sir, we use 32 N-channel mosfets , 3KVA toroidal, 60000MFD filter caps, device biasing at 75mA each.
No source or drain resistors.
Maximum current peak is 80Amperes.
Wattage 1000 + 1000 wrms@ 4ohms[measured after 12hrs continuous operation]
Our customers have compared this amp with PHONIC XP3000, QSC RMX1850 , STUDIOMASTER 2.0 and the results are superior in our favour.

regards,
kanwar

 

[Upupa Epops]

Kanwar, are you joking ? Have you seen 3 kVA toroid ? If is it 19 " case, is diameter of used toroid cca 1/3 of widh, cca 150-160 mm. Toroid of this size have max. 1 kVA.

 

[peranders]

Re: Reply

Sir, we use 32 N-channel mosfets , 3KVA toroidal....

You have got a very small 3kVA toroid, the smallest I have seen I think.

 

[peranders]

But the picture show this toroid?

amp_man you deleted your post but I checked. A 3kVA Plitron is 215 mm diam x 105 mm high (8.4" x 4.1")

The transformer in the picture looks like a 500-800 VA.

 

[kASD]

Reply

Hi peranders,

the size is 7.5inches X 3.75" and the max safe KVA load for typical program material is 3KVA for musical signals, and its continuous VA is 2200VA for sustained duration.

hope this helps

 

[kASD]

Reply

The transformer in the picture looks like a 500-800 VA.

Would you please tell us what type of CORE material is used by PILTRON, because the Core material greatly effects the VA output along with the Area.

regards,
kanwar