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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: São Paulo
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Dear Friends,
I've been reading some parts of this forum for a long time, and this is my first post. I am Brazilian, and therefore, sorry for the english... I have a Gradiente(tradicional Brazilian factory) reciever, based on the STK4141II chip. I know that this is a problem for modding this amp, but as I've read here a lot of projects here using the STK series and I am not good in projecting, I came here to ask for help, and to know if it is possible to improve the sound quality and/or power... I attach a copy of the diagram(power and supply stage) and the amp specs: 50w RMS per channel, 8 ohms load, THD 0,1% 56w RMS per channel, 4 ohms load, THD 0,1% Load impedance: from 4 to 16 ohms Harmonic Distorcion, 1kHz, 8ohmd, maximum power, 0,1% I use this system only with 8 ohms speakers, which support 80w RMS. Thanks for the attention, Daniel. |
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