Hi folks. Well I'm back with a new project. This time it's a 60 watt amplifier targeted for either a six or eight channel surround sound amplifier for my home. The design is very similar to my 100 watt amp except that I'm only using two output transistors, and I eliminated the DC protection circuit which I'll do off board. The board measures 2.8"x5.2" and for it's size and power I'm still an awe after a full day of listening how great this little amp sounds. Especially it's low end command. I had to get up a couple times during to the day just to make sure i was switched to it, and not one of my bigger amps. Here's a couple pics.
Best reagrds,
Al
Best reagrds,
Al
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Hi PapaNohn,
Don't have a schematic at the moment but if you look the schematic below and remove two output transistors let say Q1, Q4 and connecting resistors, the short circuit protection, and add a 220 ohm resistor in series with C21 in the NFB network you have my 60 watt amp.
All I need now is to build a few more modules which I should have done within the next two weeks when the new boards arrive, and a surround sound processor which I'm currently designing using crystal's CS42528 surround-sound CODEC.
In case your interested here's the thread I created for my 100 watt amp last month.
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=5734
Best regards,
Al
Don't have a schematic at the moment but if you look the schematic below and remove two output transistors let say Q1, Q4 and connecting resistors, the short circuit protection, and add a 220 ohm resistor in series with C21 in the NFB network you have my 60 watt amp.
All I need now is to build a few more modules which I should have done within the next two weeks when the new boards arrive, and a surround sound processor which I'm currently designing using crystal's CS42528 surround-sound CODEC.
In case your interested here's the thread I created for my 100 watt amp last month.
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=5734
Best regards,
Al
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