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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: Netherlands
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http://www.redcircuits.com/Page80.htm Has somebody built this amp? Any idea how serious it is compared to other small class-A amps (as Le Monstre, mini-Aleph, JLH etc)? What are effects of using other power transistors like TIP3055? Is it possible to drive these with the BC560C front-end? What happens when voltage and/or idle current are increased, or in other words: what is the maximum power that can be squeezed out of this design? How does the circuit work: is it a semi single-ended design a la the Linsley Hood? |
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Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: Austria, near Linz
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No, I did not build this amp nor have I found that page yet - so thanks for the link.
This could be a very easy project, maybe I am going to test it. I would not use the mentioned power transistors, they seem to have a too small contact plate for the ClassA job. I am thinking of BD243s, because I still have many of them.
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