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Ah, ok

On the supplied unit I actually have a terminal block soldered in which only allows for two wires. There are no markings on this.

On the rhs next to the single pot there is a three way connection, marked input 1, input 2 and gnd. Even though the plug isn't supplied could this be the input. PCBs is supposed to be a stero unit
 
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Ebay listing says 18v to 32v so possibly not, might just work or under-voltage protection might cause shutdown. On full voltage at max stated output 80+80+160W = ~ 10Amp supply.
If you are handy at hacking things and have some old PC supplies knocking around, use 2 x 12v ATX supplies in series (you need to lift the PCB ground of one of them to avoid a short).
 
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russc said:
Ebay listing says 18v to 32v so possibly not, might just work or under-voltage protection might cause shutdown. On full voltage at max stated output 80+80+160W = ~ 10Amp supply.
If you are handy at hacking things and have some old PC supplies knocking around, use 2 x 12v ATX supplies in series (you need to lift the PCB ground of one of them to avoid a short).
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Hello RUSSC

the seller of the amp has this on eBay which he suggests is suitable for the amp, only issue is that it works of 12 volts.

If I get this unit what rating of 12 v supply will I need. I have a 12v, 5 amp jobbie knocking around, will this be enough

I now see why it pays to do some research as the power supply is or proving to be difficult if I don't go down his route

Link to power unit below

http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&alt=web&id=281641119141
 
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