diyAudio Forums Archive > Top > Amplifiers > Chip Amps First chip amp - Looking for suggestions - Click HERE for Original Thread peter_m Is there a preferred chip for a solid 30 to 60 watt / channel amp for an 8 ohms load? First time project so it should be a "simpler" design using inexpensive chips so I can burn and learn... Also is a 100 or 150 watt sub amplifier worth the time and effort? Peter Nordic LM3875.. with 25VAC transformer , say 200 to 300VA, only need to use 5 of its pins.. can cut the rest off.. with parts soldered point to point.... google Nuuk's site Decibel Dungeon... Erm... I would say its probably less hassle for the money to get a small plate amp for the Bass. gmilitano Here are some other point to point gainclones: http://diyaudioprojects.com/Chip/P2PLM3875/index.htm http://dogbreath.de/Chipamps/GainCa...inCardCopy.html paulb If you'd prefer a PCB take a look at www.chipamp.com. LM3886 is very similar to LM3875. jduffy quote: Originally posted by gmilitano Here are some other point to point gainclones: http://diyaudioprojects.com/Chip/P2PLM3875/index.htm http://dogbreath.de/Chipamps/GainCa...inCardCopy.html Nice Links man. I used Nuuk's site and took what I could get from the forum. I got mine up and running first try with no problems to speak of.

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