You can always decrease your dissipation by increasing your current source resistor values. You can also decrease your rail voltages. Both will decrease dissipation but will also decrease power. I know 0.25 ohms (for R141, R142) and +/- 24V works well.
Choices. Choices.
See if 5U/300 works for you first…
Best,
Anand.
Choices. Choices.
See if 5U/300 works for you first…
Best,
Anand.
It’s not an obscure value.Actually quite common. Just not available as koa bpr brand from mouser since they don’t stock it.
If you look at the original schematics you will see that 3W resistors can also be used. Just try to find non inductive ones. Now your search expands. Try Mouser, Digikey, etc…check dimensions, etc…
0.27 ohms might be possible but be aware bias will drop a little more. Probably about 1.35A instead of 1.7A. That will affect 4 ohm loads. Up to you.
Best,
Anand.
If you look at the original schematics you will see that 3W resistors can also be used. Just try to find non inductive ones. Now your search expands. Try Mouser, Digikey, etc…check dimensions, etc…
0.27 ohms might be possible but be aware bias will drop a little more. Probably about 1.35A instead of 1.7A. That will affect 4 ohm loads. Up to you.
Best,
Anand.
Within the black circle you have drawn:
Top is speaker output (+)
Bottom is speaker output (-)
Use your DMM and trace the circuit, it will verify when you check with the schematics on the 1st post. The speaker output (+) should be connected to one side of each of the current source resistors.
Also see sledwards' excellent build.
Best,
Anand.
Top is speaker output (+)
Bottom is speaker output (-)
Use your DMM and trace the circuit, it will verify when you check with the schematics on the 1st post. The speaker output (+) should be connected to one side of each of the current source resistors.
Also see sledwards' excellent build.
Best,
Anand.
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