6 Channel Class D?

AudioX · 3rd February 2008, 07:03 PM

Hello, I have been biten by the Class D bug. I would like to build/ Buy a CLass D amplifier that is capable of driving 6 channels. Would it be better to buy one (if avialable) or just build it?
Can I get some opinion from the Class D gurus?

SQ Kid · 4th February 2008, 02:18 AM

I'm doing it the semi-easy way. Check out the sure electronics 4ch class d amps. i bought two so i could power a home theater setup. lower cost as well for a beginner (much like myself)

BWRX · 4th February 2008, 02:54 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by AudioX
Would it be better to buy one (if avialable) or just build it?

That depends on a lot of things: budget (a big factor), desired power per channel, etc.

ttan98 · 4th February 2008, 03:53 AM

If you have highly efficient mid range, > 90db then

get 4 channels, T-amp type, 10-12 watts
for mid and tweeter
2 channels, ? high powerd type, 50-200watts
for woofer.

there are lots of info here, spend some time searching and lots of reading, then ask specfic/detailed questions.

cheers.

BTW I am using a T-amp driving my full range speaker(>92dB), sound pretty good and loud enough.

3rd February 2008, 07:03 PM	#1
AudioX diyAudio Member Join Date: Dec 2007	6 Channel Class D? Hello, I have been biten by the Class D bug. I would like to build/ Buy a CLass D amplifier that is capable of driving 6 channels. Would it be better to buy one (if avialable) or just build it? Can I get some opinion from the Class D gurus?

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4th February 2008, 02:18 AM	#2
SQ Kid diyAudio Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: MA	I'm doing it the semi-easy way. Check out the sure electronics 4ch class d amps. i bought two so i could power a home theater setup. lower cost as well for a beginner (much like myself)

4th February 2008, 03:53 AM	#4
ttan98 diyAudio Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Melb	If you have highly efficient mid range, > 90db then get 4 channels, T-amp type, 10-12 watts for mid and tweeter 2 channels, ? high powerd type, 50-200watts for woofer. there are lots of info here, spend some time searching and lots of reading, then ask specfic/detailed questions. cheers. BTW I am using a T-amp driving my full range speaker(>92dB), sound pretty good and loud enough.

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