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30th November 2006, 02:02 AM
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One bridge ok for stereo UCD400 amp?
Hello all, this is my first post. I am helping a friend build some compact amplifiers for his digital jukeboxes. We will be using 2 UCD400 modules running from a 625VA 40+40 toroidal. Our aim is to keep it as simple as possible. Is it ok to run 2 modules from a single rectifier and 4*10,000uf caps? Sound quality is not ultra-critical in this aplication, as they will be in commercial environments, but minimum component count is vital due to the small enclosure. Also, they will be fed from a computer sound card, are there any earthing issues I need to address? I am a little concerned about earth loops in this setup.
Thanks for any advice Adam |
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