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Join Date: Feb 2001
Location: where fair living
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i got a lot of irfp9240s and irf610s, so i want to use them to build aleph,
i call this aleph a reverse aleph. then, has the reverse aleph same quality as normal aleph.? has anyone built this one? any comment and suggestion is welcome .
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Join Date: Feb 2001
Location: Columbia, SC
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In theory, it's possible. No, I haven't done it. I've got so many Aleph variants sitting around that I trip over the confounded things.
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Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: Texas, Love it or leave it
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I'm planning to do the same with Digi's zen headphone amp boards. Just reverse the polarity to the supplies and also all polarized caps and change the NPN bipolars for a suitable PNP and reverse the Zener in the front end current source. Did I forget anything? It's still a non inverting amp, so speakers polarity should remain and input(s) remain.
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