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I'm starting with Gradiente STR-1250.
This is a small history of this. This vintage Gradiente Model 1250 was made in the seventies... people turns crazy with it’s panel ligths and colors, and the power was the average power for those days..something alike 30 Watts RMS each channel over 4 ohms. It was a result of agreement with JVC, as those days Gradiente was constructing JVC models in my country. The supply is not simetrical, voltage around 45 volts and condenser was used in the output. People fast increase the output electrolitic condenser to 6800uF and a 100n capacitor was placed in parallell with it....also the input condenser was increased Quiescent current, bias current, stand by current was increased to 50 miliamperes, and some guys modified the transformer to 60 volts DC including another transistor pair in the output. Brazilian home parties where made with those units....normally connected to bass reflex speakers, and also there was one unit with an active speaker and the other as a passive sound damper. I will post in this post, some Brasilian amplifiers... Regards, Felipe – Mod Evil
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I will post the schematic in here of the Gradiente HA-II! This is the most loved brazilian amplifier
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Join Date: Jan 2003
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It's nice to see gear from, at least for me, unknow brands.
This one looks highly modded. Thanks for sharing. /Hugo |
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Yeah... In this Post, i send to you the Gradiente HA-II Schematic... The amp consists in two monoblocks... This is tested for the biggests Brazilian audiophiles... A photo of Gradiente HA-II The Techical Specifications: Potência de saída por canal 170W RMS (8 Ohms, 0,04% THD, 20Hz - 20kHz) 250W RMS (4 Ohms, 0,06% THD, 20Hz - 20kHz) 180W (8 Ohms, Pot. máx. contínua*) 290W (4 Ohms, Pot. máx. contínua*) 210W (8 Ohms, Pot. máx. dinâmica**) 370W (4 Ohms, Pot. máx. dinâmica**) 500W (2 Ohms, Pot. máx. dinâmica**) Potência de saída (BTL) mono 500W RMS (8 Ohms, 0,09% THD, 20Hz - 20kHz) Impedância de saída 4 a 16 Ohms Resposta de Freqüência 10Hz - 20kHz ( 1 Watt, 8 Ohms) +/-0,2dB 5Hz - 100kHz ( 1 Watt, 8 Ohms) -3dB Distorção Harmônica Total (THD) 0,04% (8 ohms, 20Hz a 20kHz) 0,06% (4 ohms, 20Hz a 20kHz) 0,09% (BTL, 20Hz a 20kHz) Distorção por Intermodulação 0,03% SMPTE, 8 Ohms (60Hz, 7kHz 4:1) 0,05% SMPTE, 4 Ohms (60Hz, 7kHz 4:1) 0,02% IHF, 8 Ohms (19kHz + 20kHz) 0,04% IHF, 4 Ohms (19kHz + 20kHz) Fator de Amortecimento (Damping) 150 (1kHz, 8 Ohms) Slew-rate 30V/us (20kHz, 8 Ohms) Relação Sinal/Ruído 95dB (1W) 117dB (170W) Separação entre canais 80dB (1kHz) Sensibilidade 80mV para 1W (?) 1V para 170W Impedância de entrada 25k ohms Alimentação 110-120/220-240V (50/60Hz) Dimensões 452 x 167 x 374 mm (LxAxP) Peso 19,5 Kg The Schamatic of the HA-II Schematic Thanks.
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Recife - Brasil Northeast
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And not only Netlist will be happy to see foreign equipments, there are many others that will be happy to observe those things.
I suggest you to inform, not needed too much precision, more or less precised the manufacture year. This HII....hummmm, 1987 to 1994 could be the period of manufacturing. The A1 is older....gone near 1972 and up. The Model 900 and Model 1250, those receivers, started 1970. Those units where manufactured, in some period that importation was not allowed in our country...was an effort to create the capacity to produce everything, without the dependence of foreign countries...and we did that, but costed "zilion" dollares that we are still paying. Very good thread Felipe. regards, Carlos
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Join Date: Feb 2001
Location: USA
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Looks a lot like the Harman Kardon gear of that vintage too.
Circuitry looks a bit like an HK630, cosmetics a bit like the HK430. |
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Join Date: Mar 2001
Location: Brazil
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It looks like an excellent project, that could benefit from some upgrading (main supply caps, better DC servo, regulated front-end) if it could be found in the second hand market. Carlos |
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