Chip amp parts: 3875, regs, PS, heatsink

[pjanda1]

I received a poorly built chip amp in partial trade for a good one. I was working on it, but I rammed a drill bit through the undersized, overvoltage toroid. I bought an amp that'll suit my purposes better, and I'm ready to get rid of whats left.

signal PCBs, chips and chassis: The LM3875s are in "HiBou" PCBs. They worked when I took it apart! (aside from the hum due to the goofed up grounding the builder employed). The chassis has a perforated steel top that I didn't picture. How about $20 for this mess?

The PS board is a chipamp.com/brianGT with the 860 diodes. It has a couple of 4700uf Nichicons soldered in, as I was about to add regulators. $10?

The regulators are brand new. They are the NTE versions of the LM338K. My local shop had them in stock, so I gave them $16 each! New K package are $10 each at digikey. As you can see, I sloppily cut some AL angle to fit, then added an isolated screw. You should be able to P2P the necessary caps and resistors onto that (assuming you put the big caps on the diode PCB). These are brand new, never used. I can through in four basic 100uf caps. Ad resistors appropriate to your application, and you should be set. $15 for the regs, "heatsinks" and caps?

Or, $40 for the whole thing. Again, the regs are brand new and cost me $32. Just at a transformer and you are good to go!

Paul
Wild Burro Audio Labs - DIY Full Range Speakers

[pjanda1]

Oops, this pic didn't stick the first time.

Paul
Wild Burro Audio Labs - DIY Full Range Speakers

[pjanda1]

Bump.

Paul
Wild Burro Audio Labs - DIY Full Range Speakers