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Mirand TSSA V4 and V8 Lateral mosfet amp

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#123
Dear All,

I've been following this tread (and the one for V1.7) for a while and am eager to build one TSSA V4 based amplifier myself however €364 is a considerable amount of money for a (DIY) single channel amplifier board. I'm definitely not saying it's to expensive but to build a complete amplifier with this units we're talking probably of a minimum of €1500. So I wonder if anybody who build this amp could share some listening results/reviews, maybe comparisons with other amplifiers?

My current setup is a PrimaLuna Dialogue EL34 tube amplifier, Ear Acute 3 cd player and Troels Gravesen SP44 DIY speaker. I think specially the SP44 starts blooming up when driven by a amplifier with more control and more power, and thats where the PrimaLuna lacks. The amplifier was however bought when I could get it for a very good price and I had smaller speakers. (I do have plenty of experience with building amplifiers, although these were neither own designs).

Thanks!!
 
#124
Hi Peter. I am in the readers league so far but thinking of TSSA v4 or V2 in future. I guess some of the uses can share their experience here.

If the price looks a bit too much for TSSA V4 you can consider V2 version

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#125
Hilko Peter said:
Dear All,



I've been following this tread (and the one for V1.7) for a while and am eager to build one TSSA V4 based amplifier myself however €364 is a considerable amount of money for a (DIY) single channel amplifier board. I'm definitely not saying it's to expensive but to build a complete amplifier with this units we're talking probably of a minimum of €1500. So I wonder if anybody who build this amp could share some listening results/reviews, maybe comparisons with other amplifiers?



My current setup is a PrimaLuna Dialogue EL34 tube amplifier, Ear Acute 3 cd player and Troels Gravesen SP44 DIY speaker. I think specially the SP44 starts blooming up when driven by a amplifier with more control and more power, and thats where the PrimaLuna lacks. The amplifier was however bought when I could get it for a very good price and I had smaller speakers. (I do have plenty of experience with building amplifiers, although these were neither own designs).



Thanks!!
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I have a demo amplifier. My brother works in Copenhagen and lives in Landskrona.

I could ship it to Copenhagen and he could take it across the border.

If you chose to try it, you only needs to pay the shipping from Odense to Copenhagen and back.



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#126
Hi Sonny, Thank you for this generous offer. I will definitely take advantage of this as this is a great opportunity. However I'm on a business trip the next week and the week after but afterwords we could arrange something if its not to much trouble for your brother (I could pick it up in Landskona as I work in Lund).
We'll keep in touch be PM.

Thanks again!!
 
#127
TssaV4 is really good amp'after 6 month listening I would like to update news chass ,idea for using higher basic (1.6A) , 2 x 1000va Sec 35v dual mono.
I prefer tradional power supply than SMPS, l

Best
 

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Here some pics of my TSSA V2 taken with a smart phone
Per channel 2x35Vac/340VA audio transformer and 60mF/80V PSU
Inrush protection module with 75°/C temperature protection
 

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