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Old 25th October 2011, 01:51 AM   #1
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Old 25th October 2011, 03:36 PM   #2
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One could use a buffer of their choice. However an opamp based buffer will also work out. Here attached is an opamp based buffer. Opamp choice is flexible. The fourier analysis is for +-1.2v output.
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Old 25th October 2011, 04:25 PM   #3
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I am intrigued, explain what made you do this.
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Old 26th October 2011, 12:09 AM   #4
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I am intrigued, explain what made you do this.
Well Nico, its a long story but this might help
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Old 26th October 2011, 02:13 AM   #5
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Here is the integrated amplifier. THD is 0.02% 1Watt, 1Khz,4Ohm, the Fourier is attached. THD is at 0.07%, 295Watts, 1Khz, 2Ohm.
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Old 26th October 2011, 07:13 AM   #6
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Here is the integrated amplifier. THD is 0.02% 1Watt, 1Khz,4Ohm, the Fourier is attached. THD is at 0.07%, 295Watts, 1Khz, 2Ohm.
Hi OnAudio,

It is working on actual? Thanks


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Old 26th October 2011, 06:33 PM   #7
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It is working on actual? Thanks


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Hi Boyet,
It will indeed work as designed. What I have come up with is a formula for creating great sounding amplifiers (It will hopefully be published soon). I have used this formula against the best reviewed amplifiers and all checks out so far. What I need now are the ears of diyers like you to tell me whether I am right or wrong .
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Old 27th October 2011, 12:49 AM   #8
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Hi Boyet,
It will indeed work as designed. What I have come up with is a formula for creating great sounding amplifiers (It will hopefully be published soon). I have used this formula against the best reviewed amplifiers and all checks out so far. What I need now are the ears of diyers like you to tell me whether I am right or wrong .
Hi OnAudio,

Thank you OnAudio for your reply..I have checked in our local store the availability of MJ11032 and I found it.. I'll wait for the final implementation.

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Old 27th October 2011, 07:41 AM   #9
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It will indeed work as designed. What I have come up with is a formula for creating great sounding amplifiers (It will hopefully be published soon). I have used this formula against the best reviewed amplifiers and all checks out so far. What I need now are the ears of diyers like you to tell me whether I am right or wrong .
What formula, can you explain? What part of this amp creats great sounding amp?
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Someone needs to learn about BJT SOA... (295W into 2 ohms from a single pair of darlingtons with atrocious SOA... hm, hm.)
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