HPA-nxV201 Released Soon!

[The Saint]

Hi Everyone

The soon to be released HPA-nxV201
It has a 30% less foot print to the nxV200 and features improved PCB layout
and now has a folded cascode input stage.
We will also be releasing a version of the module with a built in power supply.
See 3D image of this module below.
Here are some specs.

Measuring only 50mm x 50mm
50 - 110 Watts RMS continuous sine wave into 8 Ω
90 - 180 Watts RMS continuous sine wave into 4 Ω
The HPA-nxV201 is 2 Ω Stable
Biased into Class A/B
Power Bandwidth 3.5hz to 600khz -3dB
Dampening Factor At 100hz 8Ω = 400
Dampening Factor At 1khz 8Ω = 280
Dampening Factor At 10khz 8Ω = 110
RCA Single ended Input impedance 33kΩ
Single Ended Input Gain = 30.6dB
Signal to Noise Ratio -120dB
THD+N - Typically 0.005%

[The Saint]

Arriving Next Week!!!



HPA-nxV201PS - All In One Power Amplifier Module and Power Supply Board.

Email or Phone for options and more info.

* 110 Watt RMS into 8 Ohms and 180 watts RMS into 4 Ohms.
* Ultra fast dual full wave rectifiers.
* 2 x 10,000uf 63 volt main filter capacitors.
* Quick release power, loudspeaker and output connections.
* Very small overall PCB and output stage footprint - 125mm x 50mm.
* Fitted with Nichicon MUSE decoupling and feedback capacitors.
* Very easy to get going, just connect a 225VA power transformer - 35VAC sec windings.
* Fully assembled and tested and with the option of pre-mounted on a CONRAD heat sink.
* Can also be supplied without main filter capacitors, for your own choice of main filter capacitors.
* Ideal as a direct replacement module for your existing tired stereo or multi channel amplifier.

[ttan98]

What sort of selling price you are looking for?

[The Saint]

Hi ttan88

Here is the pricing

1. Basic model without Main filter capacitors supplied
$200.00
2. Supplied with 10,000uf 63 volt main filter capacitors
$240.00
3. Supplied mounted on a Conrad MF150-75 heat sink
$300.00

[ttan98]

The market is crowded with Audio amp manufacturers of various kinds, from Tube to Class D amp for home users, DIYers and professionals, a very competitive market indeed.

My guess is that all modern day discrete solid state amps will sound "very similar" not much differences among them. Your amp maybe different because >90% of the components are SMDs, I am sure it will sound good too, all the best.

[The Saint]

Hi Everyone

Here are some photos just off the press of my latest design the
HPA-nxV201PS as talked about above in the previous posts.

Well here it is....



There are more photos on my web site...