Bryston 4B SST clone

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4b sst

i have 5w 0.12r 5w 0.56r and 3w 0.39r can i use it for 4b sst
 

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DOA33

I ordered the same PCB a while ago. What remains is to check the PSU part and match the PN100/PN200. Got som from China but I'm not sure they are originals..
Btw, I drew a schematic of the board, maybe of help while debugging.
 

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DOA33

Sensation45 - I am not sure what you mean with that question. Sorry,

The DOA is strictly a preamp while the 4B is a power amp.
Or do you mean taking 33V from the 4b?
Or do you want to run 4B on 33V like the DOA33?
 
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If I replace the 33v 1w zener diode in 4b with a 3w 33v zener diode

I don't think replacing the zener will change anything. The zener is just a voltage reference and the darlington transistor configuration draws a very small amount of base current.
The MJE15034 is responsible for delivering enough current, and must have a sufficient heatsink.
I think this regulator has enough current capabilities to supply an additional DOA33.
Try it, and just feel the MJE15034 not heating too much. I don't think it will.