Amp with 2SJ56 / 2SK176

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Any serious diagram for using my 2sj56/2sk176
 

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Hi,

these transistors ar VERY good. I've had one amplifier that used those, and is sounded GREAT (VERY fast: 492V/µs voor the full output power). It was a ALBS DacMos 100. (using 1 pair of them for each channel). Now I have 9 channels using IGBT's (GT20D101/GT20D201). But I still regret I sold the Albs..GRRRR

Maybe you can get a hand on these designs: The Albs DacMos 100, 200 of 300 (the first number is the output-power AND the count of 2SJ/2SK pairs). (btw: it's albs not alps!)

I've found their website... it's http://www.albs.de

The current series are de Dac-Mos 120/240/360, using the BUZ900 transistors. The old designs were much better. Maybe you can contact them?

example: The quad-mos 600 using 5 pairs a channel.
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Grtz, Joris
 
good amp with 2SJ56/2SK176

Hi,

I know a good schematic using these MOSFETs.

The Australian Monitor PA1200 or 1K2 do use 8 (2X 4) of them per channel.

It has a rail voltage of 2X 90V and an even higher driver stage voltage.

It will effortless deliver 2X 600 Watts of RMS power....
 
A lot of the Soundcraftsmen amps used them. Plenty of schematics available. But they're not class-A or anything. My PR1800 / 900X2 Soundcraftsmen amps use 12 outputs per channel. They're big-brothers to the Soundcraftsmen shoebox amps, which usually used the same FET transistors.
 
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