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10th June 2007, 07:26 PM
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Lighthouse electric amplifier opinions.
http://www.lh-electric.4t.com/projects/100W-RE.htm
I found this site through a google search this afternoon. Anyone care to give there opinions on this circuit? Is it actually capable of 100 watts into 4R? Quality? For 30$ a channel it looks like pretty good deal. Thanks. |
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10th June 2007, 08:08 PM
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Its 100watt into 4ohm load and 60watt into 8ohm, sounds realistic
The 30watt version might very well double its output from 30watt to 60watt into 4ohm I could be suspicious about if these transistors are tough enough to manage long time hard abuse into 4ohm - but theres a limiter built in and it will probably benefit from big heatsinks |
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