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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: the north
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Anybody tried build this amplifier.
Symphony No. 1 MOSFET Amplifier by www.bearlabs.com Looks like it uses Lateral MOS. But I am not sure.
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: near london
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Great find. I am interested to see that there are no source resistors on the output devices even though each channel uses 6 parallel mosfets on each rail. This is claimed to be possible due to super matching of the output devices. I wonder what the bias current is. Does anyone have any knowledge of the circuit? Has anyone heard one? Don |
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Join Date: Dec 2005
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I found this amplifier is from 2004 something. There is an old topic about it. In some posts bear describes his amplifier. http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/membe...fo&userid=1912 http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showt...153#post497153 Also here is some data: http://www.bearlabsusa.com/NEXT/SYMPHONY.html Some details. Real high quality components & powerful setup! Down the center are the filter capacitors. This bank of caps has a total capacitance of over 500,000 ufd.!! The MOSFETs are HITACHI old Laterals, 2SK176 / 2SJ56 So I guess the idle bias is 100-150 mA per output pair.
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Thanks for your reply. I wondered if the amplifier used the old Hitachi mosfets. I still have a number of those. I still think they sound like one of the best output devices. Although more recently I have been bying the IRF240/IRFP240. I also find bears comments on the size of the power supply required interesting. He finds as I have, that a larger power supply does provide more clarity on complex music passages, especially if a large dynamic range is associated with that passage. Thanks again lineup. Don |
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: the north
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Hello AMV8
Yes, those old HITACHIs are among the best power transistors in this world. Why I say this? Because I really love those. Not that I have ever used them, myself. They are not so easy to find ...... The Toshiba 2SK1056-57 2SK1058 are good + 2SJ62 But those HITACHI SK176 2SJ56 is maybe even better .. eventhough not as powerful. You can find datasheets here, if you have not already: 2SK175 2SK176 http://www.datasheetarchive.com/preview/3938137.html 2SJ55 2SJ56 http://www.datasheetarchive.com/preview/3937787.html
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Nice copper bar.
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Join Date: Dec 2005
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yes i noticed, too
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Join Date: Dec 2005
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Any news about this amplifier.
Maybe bear of bearlabs can tell something? http://www.bearlabsusa.com/ Here we can see one Copper Bar as mentioned earlier. Instead of using wire for currents!
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