100W Ultimate Fidelity Amplifier

Auto BIAS

with this circuit add to AX14 no need to set bias and no need for bias transistor on heatsink with outputs.
 

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100r 2W should send smoke,at that place you should place about 20R 5 - 10W with voltmeter connected in parallel so that you could monitor the voltage across the resistor. it may be that bias trim. was set to adjust say 250mA of current so 100r and 250mA would produce 6,26W and 25V at that resistor,but on 20r that would be 1,25W and 5V on voltmeter.
 
Hello apexaudio.

Can you give me some advice in what transistors i can us instead of the mje340/mje350 pair?

I can't find this transistors (the mje 340 i found only at my local parts store)

I tried using BD139/BD140 but the amplifier distorts a lot at even about 10% of the ouput power.

So i have mounted some KTA1023/KTC1027 found in an auto amplifier.
the 2sc4793/2sa1837 (can't find them either) i have replaced with bd243c/bd244c.

The suply voltage i am using is +/- 42v.

Thanks.
 
Hello apexaudio.

Can you give me some advice in what transistors i can us instead of the mje340/mje350 pair?

I can't find this transistors (the mje 340 i found only at my local parts store)

I tried using BD139/BD140 but the amplifier distorts a lot at even about 10% of the ouput power.

So i have mounted some KTA1023/KTC1027 found in an auto amplifier.
the 2sc4793/2sa1837 (can't find them either) i have replaced with bd243c/bd244c.

The suply voltage i am using is +/- 42v.

Thanks.

There is some eror on your amp, it must work with BD139/140 and BD243C/244C.
Regards
 
OK I changed out the PSU I etched in favor of peter Daniel's universal PSU with vishay GBC rectifiers. 22,000uF x2 per rail and voltage has settled in at about 42.

I decided to try biasing the crap out of it and have been running 1.6A per channel for a couple hours and holy cow this amp ROCKS.

Preamp is an aikido 6cg7 input 5687 output.

The iPod, vinyl, and satellite music all sound fabulous.

I will have to debug my diy PSU...I thought it would have been quiet but it hummed like a mutha.