A75 revisited

[tryonziess]

Peter,
I always wondered what diy amp builders did with all of the projects. You take apart one to build the next. That is one really nice setup. Did you not consider starting from scratch to build the Aleph instead of the cannibal thing.
Your friend thought the Aleph was heaven what was your impression?
Tad

 

[Melon Head]

It is a real shame people have overlooked this amp.
This has been available to us for so long, yet there has been little interest in it.
People have very much underestimated it.
There is a lot to be "interested" in, in this amp
I reckon this amp should also be available in the DIYAUDIO store.

Probably don't need to offer such high power though, and I think the amp can be slightly tweaked further.
It would be worth revising the design.

 

[Gyuri]

"I reckon this amp should also be available in the DIYAUDIO store."

Agreed.

 

[Melon Head]

I will provide the links for the lazy people

http://www.passdiy.com/pdf/a75p1.pdf
http://www.passdiy.com/pdf/a75p2.pdf

 

[osscar]

I think this amplifier is a little complicated (costs are also high) for the average builder IMHO. a75 - Top-class amplifier - no doubt

 

[Botte]

A75 to BA3

While I liked my A75 I decided to convert it to a BA-3 and it is much nicer in my system than the A75 was.

 

[gl]

The A75 articles are one of the greatest resources out there for DIY amp builders. They are a gold mine of information. They have always been at the top of my list. It seems like every project I consider designing and/or building requires at least one visit to these old friends.

Graeme

 

[Zen Mod]

The A75 articles are one of the greatest resources out there for DIY amp builders. They are a gold mine of information. They have always been at the top of my list. It seems like every project I consider designing and/or building requires at least one visit to these old friends.

Graeme

agree