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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Canada
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Another comment: getting back to janneman comment, your amp may most probably a higher voltage than +/-35V. Check all the max voltage transistors data sheet of the amp and set the power supply voltage accordingly (with some voltage margin of course). This way, at least you will get more audio power, less dissipation in the 2955/3055 and still a good supply regulation.
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Join Date: Mar 2004
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Sorry for the missunderstanding, it was early in the morning and I had taken some antihistamines for my sinus infection. If you hav'nt had sinus problems before, it feels like your eyes are going to pop out of your head. I guess I should have taken the warning on the box more seriously "Do not operate machinery". Thats my exuse anyway.
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