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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Oct 2005
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Has anyone tried building gainclones as car amp? I tried searching and didnt really find anything. I just thought that with gainclones it would be relatively easy and cheap design. Only tricky part is psu.
Im thinking building one, but the psu desing is open? Are there suitable desings for psu? All comments are welcome. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: May 2005
Location: GP (Gangstas Paradise)
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Hi,
Go have a look at Rod Elliot's page, he used gain clones in his car amp. www.sound.westhost.com Regards, Werner
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: NEW DELHI
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please tell me what is a gainclone amp?
i suppose lm3886 is also gainclone what is gainclone amp????
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: May 2005
Location: GP (Gangstas Paradise)
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Hi Sagarverma,
A gainclone is a amplifier made with a IC. (Chip Amp) A solidstate amplifier is made by using discrete electronics. (Transistors, etc...) Yes the LM3886 is a gainclone Cheers, Werner
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Seattle
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Actually, chipamps and gainclones aren't one and the same. A chipamp is any amplfier built around a power opamp (LM1875/3875/3886/4780, OPA541, TDAXXXX, etc.).
Gainclones are an attempt to clone the Gaincard from 47 labs. The idea is to use the minimum number of components possible to make a stable LM1875/3875 amplifier. Since 47 labs only uses the LM1875/3875, I would say that only amps utilizing those chips, along with the minimal external components clause above, qualify as gainclones. Anything else is a different take (most people say "improvement") over the original gainclone idea. As far as usinga gainclone in a car, I think you would definitely be better off going with a LM3886 or paralleled LM4780 chip for your amplifier channels. Car speakers tend to be in the 2 to 4 ohm load range, and the 1875/3875 aren't really as suited for driving those loads as the 3886 and 4780 are. A paralleled 4780 driving by a quality SMPS could easily put out 70 or so watts into a 4 ohm load, or 140 into a 2 ohm load. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: NEW DELHI
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thanks for reply.
well i have 2*tda7294 with esp smps in my car driving two woofers and tda1554q driving two speakers in a biamped setup using esp 12db/oct lr xover. i had built lm3886 also and also lm3876tf.both are really wonderful.recomended gainclones
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Can you show pictures? I would like very much!
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: NEW DELHI
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as i told ya all in my car.
but my lm3876tf pics can be seen on lm3876TF hots up too much will construct a tda7294 amp today as well as the smps.will post pics at night |
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diyAudio Member
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Congratulations!
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: NEW DELHI
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amp done!!!
smps 90%.the transformer is not givimg symmetrical o/p. will complete it by tonight for sure. u must have benifitted from the link i posted.it has everything including the pcb layout and a proven design[me of course :-)]. |
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