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24th May 2004, 03:11 PM
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Question on transformer size on 6 ohms
I know 6 ohms isn't that different than 8 ohms when you take into account the impedence varies by frequency and temp, but here are a couple of different size transformers I could lay my hands on. What would be best for either LM3875, LM3886, OPA541, or OPA549. Also, which chip amp would be best to use, or should I just make 'em all and see what's best?
160VA 2 x 18V 160VA 2 x 25V 250VA 2 x 18V 250VA 2 X 25V 2 channel amp. 330VA 2 X 25V I'd make this a 4 channel for bi amping. 500VA 2 X 25V 625VA 2 X 25V On these I would do a 6 channel amp. How do these sound? |
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