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Old 11th November 2004, 07:42 AM   #1
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Question Examples of finished 6-ch GC's?

I remember seeing a few threads about people building 6 channel gainclones for HT use, but don't recall seeing any finished. Could someone post a link or two to any they know of, please?

Also, I'm wondering what the best topology would be? 6 mono channels, or 3 stereo pairs? And what to do about transformers?

Also, if anyone has completed such a project, are there any existing PCB designs around for a 6-ch Gainclone?
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Old 11th November 2004, 05:59 PM   #2
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Hi,

Well my 6 channel LM3875 amp is kinda finished. There's Mainly cosmetic stuff to finish it off, but it's been in active service for quite a few months.

I used 3 Brian GT Premium kits and 2 18V toroidal 300VA transformers. I still haven't gotten around to taking any photos of it, but will try to soon....
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i started on one, but have yet to finish it up. i went with 6 mono amps, 3 of the rectifier boards, and 3 transformers. someday i'll finish.....
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Old 13th November 2004, 01:04 PM   #4
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BPA-200 w/ six chips working w/ pics!

here's mine.. works well. wish i had used an avel 1kva toroid per monoblock though...then they'd really kick butt!!

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Old 13th November 2004, 01:45 PM   #5
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Well this is actually 8 channels (2*LM3886Ts bridged per chan).

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Old 14th November 2004, 08:20 AM   #6
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Mines "finished", but I doubt it would help you out at all...

Its just simply Briangt's layout (the one posted on his site), 6 individual modules on perf boards.... (5 lm3875, and the sub a pair of 3886). No pots. Transformers are 700VA each, way overkill. Same with the heatsinks, they dont even get warm.

No fancy stuff like MWPs , more like the opposite: rats nest of wires, unmatched caps, etc.


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