Audiophonics amp modules class A/B

There is no source resistors for the output mosfet. I suppose they are very well matched. 🙄
There is no bias current adjustment potentiometer....curious to know how can they control the target bias current from one board to the other....
I do not see mosfet gate protection diodes.
The indicated claimed Power ratio must be based on a very beefy power supply to get 4 times the power into 2 ohms....😉

Still Hard to tell if it is a good choice...🙄

Fab
 
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Thanks for the response. So will keep looking, there seems to be many ideas and projects on this forum. Any idea of a tried and tested design? I'm looking for say 100w per channel,

I'm in UK, so kken for a kit or start from scratch
 
I would hope so 🙂
So you are okay with the mechanical part, chassis,transformers etc
What is wrong with some of the Apex designs or DIYAudio designs?

Please can you point me in the right direction, not sure even where to start, I see there are lots of different apex designs. To be honest, I haven't the patience or time to experiment, just want a solid tried and tested amazing sounding Amp design 😁,

Really appreciate your help... And guidance

And pleased I haven't been told to use the search function, trust me I have, and now need guidance

Thanks

Fynk
 
Hi Fynk, I do not like to recommend something that I have not tried or experienced first hand.
But as far as the DIYAudio Honey Badger design, I am pretty sure that is a solid design, all the mechanical bits are available in the DIYAudio store. Something to consider, if that is your cup of tea? Rick
 
Hi Fynk, I do not like to recommend something that I have not tried or experienced first hand.
But as far as the DIYAudio Honey Badger design, I am pretty sure that is a solid design, all the mechanical bits are available in the DIYAudio store. Something to consider, if that is your cup of tea? Rick
Thanks, just looking into that design, I started looking at the apex designs, but got so lost and confused in that thread 🙄