Amp DIY solutions in the 200 watt range

ejecta · 8th December 2002, 04:21 PM

am new to DIY amps and have been scanning the forum for a while. I have an interest in making my own amp (since the speakers I just bought broke my bank). I have spoken with some
folks who have said that these speakers (the Proac Response 3.8) need at least 150 watts per channel. Is there a reasonable starting point in DIY to ultimately achieve this goal or am I out in left field thinking that I'll build my own excellent sounding 200wpc amp by finding a design on the net. Any of you who've "been down this road" and have any suggestions before I pull the trigger on this I would greatly appreciate it.

Equilibrium · 8th December 2002, 10:41 PM

Have a look at this fellow's amps.

While these amps are not based on the designs of Nelson Pass, Anthony does have a very good reputation.

He has PCBs available for amps ranging in power from 200 to 260 watts per channel .... and larger.

Good Luck and Happy Trails

8th December 2002, 04:21 PM	#1
ejecta diyAudio Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: TN	Amp DIY solutions in the 200 watt range am new to DIY amps and have been scanning the forum for a while. I have an interest in making my own amp (since the speakers I just bought broke my bank). I have spoken with some folks who have said that these speakers (the Proac Response 3.8) need at least 150 watts per channel. Is there a reasonable starting point in DIY to ultimately achieve this goal or am I out in left field thinking that I'll build my own excellent sounding 200wpc amp by finding a design on the net. Any of you who've "been down this road" and have any suggestions before I pull the trigger on this I would greatly appreciate it. __________________ Lee

8th December 2002, 10:41 PM	#2
Equilibrium diyAudio Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Mad Dog, Texas	Howdy Lee Have a look at this fellow's amps. While these amps are not based on the designs of Nelson Pass, Anthony does have a very good reputation. He has PCBs available for amps ranging in power from 200 to 260 watts per channel .... and larger. Good Luck and Happy Trails

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