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Join Date: Sep 2006
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Has Anyone Built An Randy Slone Amp Pic's ,How Does It Sound?
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Join Date: Sep 2006
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I hope this answers your question. Are you asking about a specific amp or any one of hs designs? He has a few books published with several versions of high and low power amps scattered about the book.
I built a small 12 watt version that was described in his book "Electricity and Electronics". It uses a LTP as the input stage and TIP 31 and 32 power transistors as the output stage. It sounded OK. It oscillated the first time I set it up, but I fixed it by shielding the input. I even built a lower power version using 2n4920 and 2n4923 transistors as the output stage and it actually sounded better. I don’t have any sophisticated test equipment (just a multimeter), so my assessment of it is based on my ears and subjective comparisons to commercial amps. I built it to use for a guitar, and also tested it with a Walkman type CD player as a musical signal source. (Can't check voltage and current while playig a guitar...) Regards |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2006
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It Was The Book High Power Audio Amp Construction Manual
I Was Thinking About Building The Design 3 11.4 Or Design 6 11.8 But I Would Like To Get 200 Watts Rms 8 Ohm. I Also Looked Into A Chipamp ,But It Looks Harder To Build Than A Class B |
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Join Date: Sep 2006
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I don’t own that book, but was thinking of getting it. There were a few reviews on Amazon.com that said the book was full of errors. (Though who knows if they were qualified to decide that point). Have you read it, and is it a good book? I’m looking to expand my knowledge of audio, and the book sounded good, but I don’t want to build projects if it’s full of mistakes.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2006
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I Give It A 7.5 On 1 TO10 Scale. He Has About Ten Designs
In It Mostly Class B , And One Class A He Talks About Input Stage To Output Stage Chapter By Chapter ,How To Get THD Down , Lots Of Topologys I Enjoyed It Alot! I'd Like To Read About Diy Preamps Or Diy CD Players Know Any Books On That? |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2006
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Sorry, I don't know any books on those subjects. Rod Elliots site (ESP sound products) has some good info on preamps (but you probably already know that) but I don’t know any about DYI CD players. The magazine Nuts and Volts had an article on a DYI MP3 player in the fall of last year - it was a project, but no much about the theory.
Thanks for the info. I might get the book. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Manila
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It's an interesting book, but you do have to watch out, there's at least one design that "looks" good but doesn't seem to have been verified to even work. There's a thread on this forum about it...
Cheers |
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