Looks perfectly built Doc.
even with color😎
yet to fill in those caps?
are already RTR?
At lowest adjustable setting a 48volt power supply will give an amp alot more than 36 volt without exceed the 48 volt limit ?
Obviously! 43.2v is 7.2v more than 36v and 4.8v less than 48v...
See spec sheet here:
LRS-350-MEAN WELL Switching Power Supply Manufacturer
Just curious since there are other brands than Mean Well although many say it's the brand to go for
And it will be better to use a 48 volt power supply at lowest setting than a 36 volt power supply and set it to max voltage?
And it will be better to use a 48 volt power supply at lowest setting than a 36 volt power supply and set it to max voltage?
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Are you serious?
36v plus 10% is 39.6v, 48v -10% is 43.2v.
Most reasonable/reputable manufacturers have websites where you can browse the spec, gather the information to make an informed decision.
Only you can determine which is 'better'
Yes im serious no reason to get a voltmeter (even when it's cheap) to use it 1 time
I have also heard this kind of power supply with a fan, doesn't turn on the fan when setting voltage under rated voltage, just a litle under max voltage.
Now i just have to deside to buy tyhe amp or the amp + 36 volt power supply or the amp + a power supply higher than 36 volt
I have too be a little more novice, what is the cable called from the power supply too the amp, i don't know what too call it, if the power supply doesn't come with a power cable for the amp i can use and have to google it.
I have also heard this kind of power supply with a fan, doesn't turn on the fan when setting voltage under rated voltage, just a litle under max voltage.
Now i just have to deside to buy tyhe amp or the amp + 36 volt power supply or the amp + a power supply higher than 36 volt
I have too be a little more novice, what is the cable called from the power supply too the amp, i don't know what too call it, if the power supply doesn't come with a power cable for the amp i can use and have to google it.
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@gasolin 75 Please don't buy this power supply, because you don't know nothing about mains and cables - this would be dangerous for you.
It'll be something like this:
Male Jack DC to Male Jack DC Cable 5.5 / 2.1mm 18AWG 1.5m - Audiophonics
Either 5.5mm x 2.1mm or 5.5mm x 2.5mm. The amp specs should tell you.
You then need to get the polarity right; normally centre +
You may need that multimeter after all...
@gasolin 75 Please don't buy this power supply, because you don't know nothing about mains and cables - this would be dangerous for you.
I don't know enough about mains and cables
I don't know much about class d amps but i like my fosi TDA7498E amp
The thing is if i buy the TPA3255 based amp from audiophonics i would like to alot more power and my TDA7498E amp and the TPA3255 has about the same power at 24 volt so to have more watt, 36 volt is minimum or a 3255 based amp
If the 3255 amp sounds better i don't know (never had one), i hope it does
It's 24-48VDC via Jack DC 5.5/2.5mm (Not supplied) at the amp
You need to strip it, the power supply doesn't take the same plugs as the amp
How the hell could i miss that it doesn't use a regular power mains,cable, a plug it in like a laptop power supply cable
Looks like it comes with the right type of cable (when buying with a eu plug)
Mean Well MW NES-350-36 36 VDC 9.7A 350W Regulated Switching Power Supply
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I just think for convenience i will settle for a 36 volt laptop power supply,adapter
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Hi Gasolin,
A Laptop supply is kind of limited in power (80..100W max or so ?)... my understanding was that you're looking for more power from your speakers, if this is the case a laptop supply, was it 36V , is definitely not what you need here. (not mentioning there may be other concerns with a laptop supply...)
Your first idea on Meanwell is just one of the easiest ways to go.
Cheers.
Kal
Cheers
A Laptop supply is kind of limited in power (80..100W max or so ?)... my understanding was that you're looking for more power from your speakers, if this is the case a laptop supply, was it 36V , is definitely not what you need here. (not mentioning there may be other concerns with a laptop supply...)
Your first idea on Meanwell is just one of the easiest ways to go.
Cheers.
Kal
Cheers
Which TPA3255 amplifier will you buy?
Have you decided which power supply to buy?
When you decide, show us, we can make a simple diagram, a drawing indicating where and how to connect the cables.
Think seriously about purchasing a multimeter, it can be the simplest.
A cheap multimeter can save an expensive amplifier in case of a wrong connection to the power supply.
More power than my fosi audio TPA7498e based amp
24 volt both have almost the same power, there for too get more power too be able too play loud with less distortion or just further away from the amps max power,limit i would need at least 36 volt, the 3255 amp can handle 48 volt
My current amp almost has enough power but i need to use all of it when playing really loud, where a much more powerful amp would sound cleaner, have more dynamic headroom.
specs of TDA7498e based amps (first graph is in 4 ohm)
TPA3255
So fare this one (have thought about the Aiyima AO4 (tpa3251)since it should have no pop noise when you turn it on and off, have heard that TPA3251 is best for 4 ohm speakers and that tpa3255 is best for 8ohm speakers which mine are rated at)
Amplifier Stereo Class D TPA3255 2x225W 4 Ohm - Audiophonics
So fare this power adapter,supply for convenience, plug and play
FX-AUDIO AC/DC Switching Power Adapter 100-240V AC vers 36V 6A DC - Audiophonics
Audiophonics have this 48 volt power supply
MEAN WELL LRS-350-48 Switch Power Supply 48V 7.3A 350W - Audiophonics
Where is the link to the TPA3251 amplifier you want to buy? What is the maximum voltage the seller / manufacturer indicates?
You have shown that you want a more powerful amplifier than the current one, I recommend you keep thinking about buying the TPA3255 which is more powerful.