Studio Reference Amplifier

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Cooling needed?

I have built one SR200 and have it running on +/- 70V.
I can set bias for it to be at 100mA (10Ohm resistors do not go up in flames).
However, the MJE 340/350 all get very hot. During short up-times I did some measuring and it seems that each of these MJE's has approx 67V between E-C and runs some 10mA. Should these T's get warm with these numbers? Should I heatsink them (I see heatsinks on them in some builds.
Or does this mean that there is an error in my build?
 

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I have built one SR200 and have it running on +/- 70V.
I can set bias for it to be at 100mA (10Ohm resistors do not go up in flames).
However, the MJE 340/350 all get very hot. During short up-times I did some measuring and it seems that each of these MJE's has approx 67V between E-C and runs some 10mA. Should these T's get warm with these numbers? Should I heatsink them (I see heatsinks on them in some builds.
Or does this mean that there is an error in my build?

it would be best if you fitted heat sink tab's for the mje340/50's to aid there cooling...
 
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apex i make car smps and connect to your regulator.i want to use+-65v,what suitable voltage should i produce from smps and than regulate using your regulator?or have calculation.because i confuse which better input 90v regulate to 65v or input 75v regulate to 65v.
 
Cooling needed?

Anyone else done this too?
I run SR200 on +/- 70V and found that 5 transistors get pretty hot. It all works just fine, however, I made some cooling on the MJE transistors and the 2 BC550's that connect to the + via the 100ohm resistors (see picture).

Isn't it strange that the 2 BC550's on the '-' side do not get as hot as the ones on the + side?
 

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Anyone else done this too?
I run SR200 on +/- 70V and found that 5 transistors get pretty hot. It all works just fine, however, I made some cooling on the MJE transistors and the 2 BC550's that connect to the + via the 100ohm resistors (see picture).

Isn't it strange that the 2 BC550's on the '-' side do not get as hot as the ones on the + side?

It's strange that the 2 BC550 get hot. MJEs must be hot and BCs must be cold in cascode VAS...
 
I have built one SR200 and have it running on +/- 70V.
I can set bias for it to be at 100mA (10Ohm resistors do not go up in flames).
However, the MJE 340/350 all get very hot. During short up-times I did some measuring and it seems that each of these MJE's has approx 67V between E-C and runs some 10mA. Should these T's get warm with these numbers? Should I heatsink them (I see heatsinks on them in some builds.
Or does this mean that there is an error in my build?

Yes, MJE's need cooling, there is no error,
Regards