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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: MTL
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hi guys!!! wassssssap ??????????
I am helping a friend setting up his home theater/music system. Now we are up to a point, where amplification needs is required!! ( who doesn't requrie amplification neway ? )So i sugested him with DIY amplifier kits. I know that some really good stuff are just waiting for me to get my hands dirty on em. So what i need from you guys, is to point me to good quality good power DIY amplifier kits/modules ... we need to make a 5-6 channel amplifier power requirements are min 100Wpeak in 8ohm needs to support 4ohm would prefer in the 150-200W @8ohm range I was looking at Class-D amps!! seems nice for the size and pricing!!! Audio quality needs to be high, but not the highest!! anything below 1% at full power will be more than acceptable! but i'd like some good stuff!! so please, point me to sites or companies that offer kits or already assembled modules to base an amplifier on !!! I'd prefer if this would be to encourage memebers of this board! ( if there are any here offering such items! ) thanks all again i'll take all suggestions !!! |
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diyAudio Member
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Dont mind take a look at Zetex's Class Z amp.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: MTL
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i don't quite get their website ..
i mean i understand abit what they are explaining about their Z amp but what about it ? do they sell kits? or is there kits based on their chips available somewhere? as i said, i don't have too much time to research all this so i need some kits, or partly assembled modules .. thanks |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Qld Australia
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Be hard to go past Greg Ball's SKA amplifiers -
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showt...823#post900823 There are two models ideally suited to high performance DIY use. and he has a multi-amp special on. I'm building a pair of the 150 watter , just waiting for Greg's new chassis that'll be out in a couple of weeks. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: MTL
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common guys!
i need more options ! more info!! we need something that can be made in modules we are probably now up to 6 or 7 channels .. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: USA
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The hypex amps from www.diycable.com look and sound great. It would be a good sounding, and most importantly, easy to build kit.
nate |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: MTL
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ok i'm interested in the Hypex amps kits ..
we'd go with the 180 modules .. for 2 modules per pair of speakers then would you guys recommend to get their "ST" power supply? they say that it runs 2 180 modules on 1 power supply only the transformer is required should we get a really good trnasformer then ? or a reagular cheap one will suffice? i do not know the extent regulation of their small PSU board .. what would you recommend? we have to keep this not too $$$$ if possible |
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