LineSource said:Sanken 2SA1215Y and 2SC2921Y have become my favorite outputs.
And the best bang for the buck.
Any chance of posting the final schematic ?
Today I have to solder 36 wires, because 2SC5200 / 2SA1943 are usable up to 3 amperes only. 🙁
2SA1215 look similar...
2SA1215 look similar...

linesource:
thanks for sharing.
re. #1 - this is dissappointing. for grins, some time ago, i disconnected the servo in my borbely servo 50 amp (similar schematic with mosfet outputs) and thought it sounded better. without servo, i got about 70mV offset though - more than i want, but not too bad. i always thought the diff amp current sink/source control was a clever way around that.
re. #2 - i like this one too. the kinda recent thread about the blowtorch and some extended listening i did to some Ayre products lately got me messing around with ideas for the next power amp: jfet with bipolar folded cascode, bipolar outputs, balanced all the way through. and no global feedback, of course.
re. #4 - nice tidbit. i still have parts in my NOS stash of lateral power mosfets and Motorola bipolars. i don't think my wife will let me buy any new ones. but, what she doesn't know won't hurt her (or me) ...
re. #5 - hmmm. somebody else told me this not long ago. interesting.
thanks again and keep checking in ...
mlloyd1
thanks for sharing.
re. #1 - this is dissappointing. for grins, some time ago, i disconnected the servo in my borbely servo 50 amp (similar schematic with mosfet outputs) and thought it sounded better. without servo, i got about 70mV offset though - more than i want, but not too bad. i always thought the diff amp current sink/source control was a clever way around that.
re. #2 - i like this one too. the kinda recent thread about the blowtorch and some extended listening i did to some Ayre products lately got me messing around with ideas for the next power amp: jfet with bipolar folded cascode, bipolar outputs, balanced all the way through. and no global feedback, of course.
re. #4 - nice tidbit. i still have parts in my NOS stash of lateral power mosfets and Motorola bipolars. i don't think my wife will let me buy any new ones. but, what she doesn't know won't hurt her (or me) ...
re. #5 - hmmm. somebody else told me this not long ago. interesting.
thanks again and keep checking in ...
mlloyd1
LineSource said:
I built a point-to-point breadboard and learned the following:
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AndrewT said:Hi,
with a load that low, how well would a transformer work?
I am using a 0.15 ohm to 4 ohm transformer now, but a vector impedance bridge shows phase shifts which I wanted to experiment removing with a specialized DIY Class A amp... I use a +/- 5V LC filtered power supply. The output uses 8 pairs of 150 watt Sankens.
Almost finished the PCB layout:
1) Both active and passive ISO 226 loudness contour circuits. ISO 226 is a room adjusted modern version of the anechoic Fletcher-Munson work.
2) 3-way LR8 crossover at 80Hz and 3,200Hz using Pass discrete JFET opamps
3) 0.15 Ohm Midrange ribbon direct drive 32-watt Class-A amp using dual differential topo.
4) 1.0 Ohm Tweeter ribbon direct drive 16-watt Class-A amp using super-sym JFET-Bipolar folded cascode topo which provides 2x the 4.4V midrange power supply voltage. This allows sharing one 35 AMP CLC filtered +/- 4.4V power supply.
5) The Bass amp is a 200 watt Class-D module driving 2 ohm load from four Lambda TD15S.
6) Planning to put all into one chassis at the speaker.
I’ll post an update if it doesn’t smoke and measures well.
1) Both active and passive ISO 226 loudness contour circuits. ISO 226 is a room adjusted modern version of the anechoic Fletcher-Munson work.
2) 3-way LR8 crossover at 80Hz and 3,200Hz using Pass discrete JFET opamps
3) 0.15 Ohm Midrange ribbon direct drive 32-watt Class-A amp using dual differential topo.
4) 1.0 Ohm Tweeter ribbon direct drive 16-watt Class-A amp using super-sym JFET-Bipolar folded cascode topo which provides 2x the 4.4V midrange power supply voltage. This allows sharing one 35 AMP CLC filtered +/- 4.4V power supply.
5) The Bass amp is a 200 watt Class-D module driving 2 ohm load from four Lambda TD15S.
6) Planning to put all into one chassis at the speaker.
I’ll post an update if it doesn’t smoke and measures well.
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