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15th June 2003, 07:19 PM
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Bucharest
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Amp damaged . . . need help !
Hy !
I have a car amp built around two pairs of D844 / B754 transistors and two C1815, one between each pair of output devices on the heatsink. This amp has 4 big transformers on the output. One channel is dead . . . . . maybe an output transistor is fried, but the other channel is still working with a problem: When i turn the volume loud enough or i add some deep bass the output transformer starts to make a strange vibration and noise and some pops and clicks are heard loud into the speaker. How . . . what can be the problem and how much power can i expect from this amp design ? Thanks in advance. Liviu |
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