I don't think they have a schematic available yet, but they do have a "concept" drawing in their brochure:
http://www.yamahamusic.com.au/products/avit/amplifiers/AS2000NPB.pdf
--> Is this kind of output stage similar to the circlotron-type schematic used for tube amplifiers, or is it something new?
http://www.yamahamusic.com.au/products/avit/amplifiers/AS2000NPB.pdf
--> Is this kind of output stage similar to the circlotron-type schematic used for tube amplifiers, or is it something new?
Sounds a lot like the Crown Grounded Bridge™ amplifier.
Been around for years. . .
http://www.crownaudio.com/pdf/amps/grbgpapr.pdf
Been around for years. . .
http://www.crownaudio.com/pdf/amps/grbgpapr.pdf
--> "Sounds a lot like the Crown Grounded Bridge™ amplifier."
I thought so too - because they make use of floating power supplies, but in the brochure, they state that transistors "of a single polarity" are used, thus making the amp truly symmetrical (or at least, more symmetrical than a basic NPN-PNP push-pull configuration).
I thought so too - because they make use of floating power supplies, but in the brochure, they state that transistors "of a single polarity" are used, thus making the amp truly symmetrical (or at least, more symmetrical than a basic NPN-PNP push-pull configuration).
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