Studio Reference Amplifier

I would use voltage rating for C10, C11 > full Vp-p swing of output, about 2x single rail supply voltage.

Voltage of C8 shouldnt be great as it is at Q11 Vce, well under normal conditions i think.

C1 10uf might be difficult to get in small poly package but if you want unpolarised electrolytic they should be easy and small to find.

C4 1uf should be easy to get in unpolarised poly and unpolarised electrolytic.

Thats to comply with schematic showing unpolarised, so I guess that is what is advised.
 
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Hi all,
I create new layout again, because I can't start make any PCB etched yet.
I hope this is the best I can do, new size is 205 mm x 68 mm
I make it wider so there is enough space between output transistor so the heat can be spread quickly
One more thing is there really good deal if I change the all 2.2uF/100V to the higher value,
I only have 10uF/100V, if bigger is good deal I will change it again :D

Regards
 

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Hi all,
I create new layout again, because I can't start make any PCB etched yet.
I hope this is the best I can do, new size is 205 mm x 68 mm
I make it wider so there is enough space between output transistor so the heat can be spread quickly
One more thing is there really good deal if I change the all 2.2uF/100V to the higher value,
I only have 10uF/100V, if bigger is good deal I will change it again :D

Regards

Good Job Mr. Jhon. :cheers:
 
That can be done, but I like this board
There are space on three TO-126 for the heatsink of course.
I can't find 3D model for heatsink :(
For the input caps also enough space for playing with caps :)
205 because I bought 205 x 205 board size
divide by 3 = 205 x 68 mm.
I will try it but only one thing...
Do you think larger caps on boards says 470uF will bring much improvement?
If we have enough caps on the main PSU
worth?

Regards