Richard.C said:
Some people prefer the sound of tubes and the parameters of those amps are nowhere near the ones of SS. I think it's just easier to work with LM3875 compared to lm3886, because it has less pins to work with and I like P2P. Sound: you have to decide for yourself. Configuration, schematic, parts, preamps, speakers..... To me, the less parts in the way of the signal the better (combined with a sensible circuit design, of course), because all components have their sonic characteristics, so less time spent on tweaking (less places one can screw-up the signal) and more time for listening to music.
Build them and tell us what you think.
/Greg
if you stick with power opamps that are 'known' to be good, it's more a matter of choice...
Do you want to match them with your (theoretically speaking) hard-to-drive loudspeakers or do you have a fantastically easy to drive, super high sensitivity horn system?
here's a thread that lists the most used power opamps in commercial products.
Do you want to match them with your (theoretically speaking) hard-to-drive loudspeakers or do you have a fantastically easy to drive, super high sensitivity horn system?
here's a thread that lists the most used power opamps in commercial products.
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