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2nd October 2008, 05:03 AM
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FS: 4 x LM4780 4ch Amp Built
All LM4780's are in bridged mode providing upwards of 120Wpc. The power supply is a beafy yet super quiet Antek Inc (AN-8230) 800VA 30VAC transformer, 4x22,000uF 50WV Nichicon LK(M), and 2x10,000uF 63V Nichicon F(M). All wiring has been cleaned up and twisted for noise prevention since picture. $300+SH
   
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