Class A solid state single ended

[spiritm2r]

hi guys,

need help,
It been 1 year when I were bluld Class A solid state single ended 1 mosfet from DIY AUDIO PROJECTS - Do-It-Yourself Hi-Fi for Audiophiles created Mark housten .
but it diffuiclt to drive my 2 bookshelf dayton 6".
should i put another N-mosfet, or just P-mosfet for more powerfull gain ?
some people said if use P-mosfet will be push-pull, the quality will be degrade.
other people said if use N-mosfet will be paralell, the sound will lose then single ended.
any suggestion ?
my amply was mono, each travo : 2'nd 15v, 3'rd 12 or 6 volt, i must check again , can i build buffer with this avaliable 2'nd and 3'rd with tube 2c51 ?
thank's anyway !


erwan

[Bigun]

I'm not sure I can help, but I wonder what you mean by 'difficult to drive my bookshelf speakers' - not enough volume ? not enough bass ? too much distortion ?

I don't see that a parallel n-device would mean it is no longer single-ended. It would lower the output impedance and potentially improve the quality of the bass. It might allow you to operate at a higher bias current and achieve more voltage swing. Are your speakers 8 Ohm impedance, are you running out of current ?

I haven't built this amplifier so I'm not much of an expert I'm afraid.

[spiritm2r]

there is very clean, no distorsion.
yes, my bookshelf was 8 ohm.
on the schematic : the power supply was use CLC, the L original use 1 H, but I only use 0,1 H, is that cousing lose the bass ?
My travo was 5 A.
the 2'nd 15 v, the 3'rd 12 v. can i modified to hybrid with put tube preamp or buffer ? i got stock 6 tube of 2c51 !
tq anyway !