3 Transistor HP Amplifier with low dist

Hello,
Thanks to knauf1919. I received the pcb from him, a gift as promised.
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Hi Marin Cornel! I look forward to seeing your DIY case!
May I ask why you have labeled your input and output terminals on PS board as "250R"?
Cheers!
Hello,
This is how they were marked with 250R. I don't know where I got them from. It certainly meant something in the set-up for which they were intended. I didn't remove that mark.
 
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I know I am rather late to the party but I would like to suggest a small improvement to this design. As it stands, its PSRR is quite poor simply because the first stage is biased directly from the supply. Any noise on the supply is fed straight to the input and care is needed with the PCB layout to ensure output stage signal currents do not induce voltages onto the supply feeding the bias resistors.

To fix this I would suggest using a decoupled potential divider for generating the required bias voltage and then feeding this to the base of the first transistor via a suitable value resistor.

Cheers

ian
See this post
 
Here is the recommended version for 250ohm - 300ohm - 600ohm. . .
Can I have recommended version for 20k load and for 50k load, either with 6x gain and 12vdc supply?

Oh man, I've ever so much need of that!
I have so much amplifier projects that can't match up phone/pc/tablet commonplace sources, and therefore 3 transistor singleton-input single-rail preamplifier is hot on my wish list.

The other alternative is buy a better source, build another amplifier, repeat; but, unfortunately, that typical method doesn't result in fully-practical music outcome.
 
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Is there a brand and/or type of headphones that particularly matches with this amplifier? Or, to rephrase the question a bit: what headphones do you use with this amplifier?
Reason for asking: the sound in the right side of my headphones (Beyerdynamics DT770 Pro 80) is gone, have to look for a new pair and could use some suggestions, thanks.