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Hi,
I buy a Nap 140 Clone on Ebay (same model as this H-140 amplifier kit [H-140] hifidiy.net) I would like to build a regulated sypply like on NAP 250 amp. For the regulated board, I found these circuit diagrams : - Neil McBride design (http://www.neilmcbride.co.uk/jknamps.html) - Avondale design (http://i40.tinypic.com/vo7t68.jpg) But this design is complex. There are other design, for example : - A Simple Capacitance Multiplier Power Supply For Class-A Amplifiers (Capacitance Multiplier Power Supply Filter) - Hexo II, Hexo III and Fredy 408 PSU (http://amplifredy.spaces.live.com) Hexo II (concept : Dominique JACOVOPOULOS) ![]() Hexo III (concept : Dominique JACOVOPOULOS) ![]() Fredy 408(concept : Dominique JACOVOPOULOS) ![]() The reporche often made with stabilized power supply is to erase the bass. A simpler design such as the Hexo or Fredy PSU seems to give a good compromise. Which bord will be the best and what modifications nedd to adapte it to the NAP 140 Clone board ? |
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