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Old 22nd March 2005, 02:59 PM   #1
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Hi All!

I am about to change a defective transistor inside this amlifier.
One channel has 6pcs BD246C and 6pcs BD245C.
Those six are coupled in paralell.

I need to replace one piece of BD245C.

I have at hand TIP35C,BD249C and some 2sc**** 2SD****

Can they be used as replacement in this case?

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Old 22nd March 2005, 06:11 PM   #2
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you need to use pairs of TIP35C/TIP36C ....if you mount just one single TIP35C, the outcome will be unsure.
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Pairs?

There is six of each(BD246C and BD245C) in paralell.
But could i use eg. 6* BD246C and 6*TIP35C ?


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Exactly...they are the nearest replacement for the BD245/BD246

The TIP's have better specs compared with the BD's ...it will be an upgrade
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Old 22nd March 2005, 09:16 PM   #5
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Thanks,
Already ordered 6 pcs TIP33C.
I think this is correct replacement for BD245C.
And i leave BD246C as it is,no change.



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Exactly...they are the nearest replacement for the BD245/BD246

The TIP's have better specs compared with the BD's ...it will be an upgrade
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Im sry to say, but i think its a really sad event
when you spoile
a really nice amplifire, by saving very! few bucks
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What do You mean?
TIP33C is a direct replacement for BD245C.
This amp was Originally built for BD245C and BD246C and it sounds well
with those transistors as well.
Why is will it sound better with TIP35C,TIP36C ???
Please advice why.

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Old 23rd March 2005, 05:45 AM   #8
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What i mean is to use two different Types, brands of semiconductors, will for sure raise the THD

I have heard the amp you got....its one of the better ones, and afir ....its uses low global feed-back .....you have to make it as symetrical as possible to keep or better improve specs, this is crucial point.

Other types of power-transistors besides the TIP/BD's could be used ....But the TIP's are the cheapest of them all
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Thanks Pmik,

I think i understand.
If i change to TIP33C instead of BD245C i should also change BD246C to TIP34C in the same time?
Then there is a matching pair again?

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What i mean is to use two different Types, brands of semiconductors, will for sure raise the THD

I have heard the amp you got....its one of the better ones, and afir ....its uses low global feed-back .....you have to make it as symetrical as possible to keep or better improve specs, this is crucial point.

Other types of power-transistors besides the TIP/BD's could be used ....But the TIP's are the cheapest of them all
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Yeah! keep it "clean" by replacing parts symetrical, if you cant get a part .....you have to replace in both channals...this is not a cheap amp...it was made for wanna be/have high End gear users

Ps. Audio 60 made by the same engineer, was also a nice "bang for bucks" amplifire
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