Pictures of your diy Pass amplifier

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It's only taken me about 7 years since I started this project, but I finally got the heatsink cut down to a slightly less ridiculous size. I may cut it down a little further, or possibly into two smaller individual heat sinks. But at least now I have something manageable to work into an enclosure.
 

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Hmm, is all good but...
It's better to turn the PCBs by 90°, with the fets pointing down and also below the mid point of the heatsink.
That way you'll get a better, much better heat spread.
Also, each channel (either in L/R stereo, balanced mono or parallel mono) draws roughly 1.5Amps, or with 24VDC PSU that is 36Watts.
So your heatsink must handle 72W combined.
I think it might be a bit too small for the task.
 
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