Hello, can I use low capacitance C2M0080120D transistors? What changes you need to apply to Aleph X 40W
and here I'm again 😀
does any one use velleman speaker protection with AlephX amplifiers,
or have idea will this work
here is sch and picture from velleman manual
(am asking because this protection is local available and needs just to be solder so it's a BIG+)
does any one use velleman speaker protection with AlephX amplifiers,
or have idea will this work
here is sch and picture from velleman manual
(am asking because this protection is local available and needs just to be solder so it's a BIG+)
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I am building one and bought the DIY Audio Store soft start board. It came with the protection board in a bundle and I somewhere read comments by Mr. Pass himself that the amp is not dangerous to the loudspeakers and he couldn`t remember of an amp that caused issues. So I aborted the use of relays on the outputs but would subscribe to this one 🙂
yoke , got your PM
you can use any (decent) speaker protection , usually made as referenced to amp's gnd - using simple trick - make dedicated PSU for it (small xformer and reg ) not connected to amp's GND but reference entire circuit to amp's negative speaker output ...... meaning that amps negative output is practically GND for speaker protection pcb
simple as that
just in case - EUVL posted his version of spk. protection for amps with balanced/floating outputs
jea, I read it too 😀
Aleph X speaker protection
If I got this right;
I can use velleman protection (it's for two channels) from above, as it have dedicated power supply
and connect one channel to the loudspeaker + ( the other channel is not connected ) and reference ground to the loudspeaker - ?
like on picture ?
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no exactly ....
writing about principle of operation I forgot that Welleman circuit is stereo ......
you must use one modul per channel , then simply treat amp outputs as positive and negative , where negative is GND for Welleman modul
will edit your schematic and post , tonight
you having Aleph X made as stereo or monoblocks ?
writing about principle of operation I forgot that Welleman circuit is stereo ......
you must use one modul per channel , then simply treat amp outputs as positive and negative , where negative is GND for Welleman modul
will edit your schematic and post , tonight
you having Aleph X made as stereo or monoblocks ?
bummer ........ that's problem when posting while just starting first (morning) coffee
ignore almost all what I wrote , and just connect it as per original instruction for bridged amplifier
ignore almost all what I wrote , and just connect it as per original instruction for bridged amplifier
bummer ........ that's problem when posting while just starting first (morning) coffee
ignore almost all what I wrote , and just connect it as per original instruction for bridged amplifier
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no problem, no damage done...jet 😀😀😀
some people I know, have express their doubt that it will work, as thay have no experience, so thay advise me to ask here 😀
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I've never used any speaker protection with my set of Aleph-X amps. Never had the need, the relative DC offset has always been rock solid and well behaved.
mine too 😉
but I'm at crossroad thinking to build one more small AlephX or to sell the one I have
the potential buyer would like me to place some loudspeaker protection at the output..so...
right now I don't have any fuse at all...maybe I should add that one too 😀
I'm not shore will I sell it at all...have to think how to proceed 😉
but I'm at crossroad thinking to build one more small AlephX or to sell the one I have
the potential buyer would like me to place some loudspeaker protection at the output..so...
right now I don't have any fuse at all...maybe I should add that one too 😀
I'm not shore will I sell it at all...have to think how to proceed 😉
in that case ......... no , it is not possible to use speaker protection with Aleph X
I have to agree with you 😀
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hello, sorry if I go back again on this subject but, I found here in the first pages this protection circuit x the speakers, can you use? and about the pcb of soft start and protection cases, sold here in the store, and valid x Aleph X, I liked that introduces the delay of a few seconds. Thank you
hello, sorry if I go back again on this subject but, I found here in the first pages this protection circuit x the speakers, can you use? and about the pcb of soft start and protection cases, sold here in the store, and valid x Aleph X, I liked that introduces the delay of a few seconds. Thank you
Can I use irf610 insted 510 ?
I just found some "matched" laying around...don't know which of those are matched to each other...but...
Don't know the brand...but
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6 is having some more capacitance than 5 ..........
though , Pa originally used 6-es everywhere
bought them by container , so why not ...... 🙂
though , Pa originally used 6-es everywhere
bought them by container , so why not ...... 🙂
O.K.
some simulation
the starting point are 15V AC transformers from AlephMIni
those would give me like 18V DC on load (if I remember correctly pass x1.2 formula)
So with 18V and 2A bias, I would need 0.5ohm source resistors
and will have 18W dissipation per mosfet
If I read right IRF610 are capable of 36W max...so...I'm ok...
All that will give me like 8W on 4ohm and will drop with impedance.
The plan is to make new case for amplifier that will have 8W and 60W AlephX in one enclosure.
It is more convenient for me to have it in one case then in two as it would take less space.
What could be the problem is that I will have to rotate heat sinks from vertically to horizontal which will not be optimal heat sink orientation but I hope it will do the trick (other wise I would get too large case which would not fit into my ''apartment'' 😉 )
I have Fischer SK41, 150mm, which are ok for 65 to 70W of dissipation
so I will place them horizontally X 3 to get like 450mm deep case ( if I would place them vertically, side by side, it would be like 540mm+front plate and it would need at least 600mm space )
(will have 6 X SK41 per case)
Here is the picture of my AlephX
And some pass amplifier with ''unstandard'' heat sink orientation
The question;
As it's been a while since I build my AX, should I stick with schm from Eric's page
http://www.facstaff.bucknell.edu/esantane/movies/axschem.jpg
or should I change some values ?
I have original green AX PCB
tweeter is scanspeak 2904/7000
some simulation
the starting point are 15V AC transformers from AlephMIni
those would give me like 18V DC on load (if I remember correctly pass x1.2 formula)
So with 18V and 2A bias, I would need 0.5ohm source resistors
and will have 18W dissipation per mosfet
If I read right IRF610 are capable of 36W max...so...I'm ok...
All that will give me like 8W on 4ohm and will drop with impedance.
The plan is to make new case for amplifier that will have 8W and 60W AlephX in one enclosure.
It is more convenient for me to have it in one case then in two as it would take less space.
What could be the problem is that I will have to rotate heat sinks from vertically to horizontal which will not be optimal heat sink orientation but I hope it will do the trick (other wise I would get too large case which would not fit into my ''apartment'' 😉 )
I have Fischer SK41, 150mm, which are ok for 65 to 70W of dissipation
so I will place them horizontally X 3 to get like 450mm deep case ( if I would place them vertically, side by side, it would be like 540mm+front plate and it would need at least 600mm space )
(will have 6 X SK41 per case)
Here is the picture of my AlephX
And some pass amplifier with ''unstandard'' heat sink orientation
The question;
As it's been a while since I build my AX, should I stick with schm from Eric's page
http://www.facstaff.bucknell.edu/esantane/movies/axschem.jpg
or should I change some values ?
I have original green AX PCB
tweeter is scanspeak 2904/7000
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