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Join Date: Oct 2008
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Hello mariussuiram,
I See your from holland. Are you buying matched mosfets from audiofabr. or do you know another supplier? Im also in the proces of finding out where to buy parts for building one of the pass amps. Probably an aleph-jx. |
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Join Date: Nov 2009
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Hello,
Ik ga de mosfets of bij audiofabriek kopen of bij de gene die de pcb leverd. Hij wil ze eventueel ook gematched verkopen. Sorrie dat ik zo laat reageer trouwens. Ben even weg geweest. Wat de prijs betreft. Dat maakt weinig uit. Zijn in beide gevallen even duur. Het enige wat ik nog wil weten is of ze alle 24 gematched moeten zijn. Of bv 2 x een groep van 12. Ook de andere te gebruiken mosfets moeten gematched zijn. Maar weet nog niet volgens welke toleranties en hoe. Als jij nog ideen of een leuk adresje weet, hoor ik het graag. Op internet zijn ze ook via mouser te koop. Maar dan helaas niet gematched. Als hun me kunnen garanderen dat ze uit dezelfde batch komen is het prijs technisch wel intressant. gr |
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Groups of 6.
Main theme is that each in a bank of six has identical dissipation, so that one does not run much hotter than it's neighbor. (a matched batch of 12 will be mucho expensive) IRFP = Plastic, IRF244 = TO3, the plastic package is easier to work with. IRFP240 or IRFP244 makes no difference, the Vishay/Harris part has a theoretical input capacitance advantage.
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: Front Row Center
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Hello , I would love to hear more on why you had better results with LM3886? |
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Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Tashkent
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No, I do not state that LM3886 is more transparent or better, finally I have got better sound from both Zen4 and especially from Zen9 than 3886, but only after I have put best available electrolytes and film shunts to Zen schematics. Upgraded in power and tweaked in capacitors Zen9 is really a dream of an audiophile. So, good Zen is an expensive amp, while 3886 possibly provide best quality/price ratio.
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