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Hi there!
I am breaking down and selling the components from the LM3886 based car amplifier I built. I built and ran 4 switch-mode DC-DC inverting power supplies for that reason. I'm getting rid of the amplifiers as well. Note: the supplies are paired and share a heatsink in the middle. If you need only one supply, one may need a heatsink for one of the power transistors. I have 4 total for sale: 3 12V to +/-32V isolated power supplies (tested to above 100W) and one for the subwoofer BPA200 setup that is 12V to +/-28V. Each is driven by a SG3525 IC and features 10AWG pos. & neg. power cables with 15A fused positive wire. The SMP supplies turn on and off by the +12V REMOTE input wire. This would make it very easy to run your chip amps (or mine, for sale) from any 12V supply! Asking ~$20 each. Will ship for actual shipping charge (no inflated S & H) quickly. I have an excellent eBay feedback rating! Thanks! The original amplifier![]() ![]() ![]()
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