Chip Amp system - need some advice

[rochmndx]

I've been planning and dreaming about upgrading my current stereo to a totally DIY chip amp based system and DIY speakers.

Here are my thoughts:

-I'm looking to build a pair of two speakers out of Dayton RS150S-8 6" woofers and HiVi TN28 Fabric Dome Tweeters. I'll use a Dayton SD270-88 10" for the Subwoofer.

-I'm going to be building a (mostly passive) pre-amp for the amps, and need some design links/ideas.

-I'm thinking of using five amps, and feeding them with an active filter system. Can someone point me to design links on filters.

-I've got a turntable, and need to make a high performance phono stage. Again, I'm in need of designs.

-For the amps them selves, I'm a little undecided at this point. Are certain designs and those based off of a certain chip marked better or worse than the rest. Does anybody make PCB layouts? I don't really want to buy pre-fabricated boards for this project.


Thanks in advance!!!!

 

[BWRX]

-I'm thinking of using five amps, and feeding them with an active filter system. Can someone point me to design links on filters.

http://www.linkwitzlab.com/filters.htm

http://www.sound.westhost.com/project09.htm

-I've got a turntable, and need to make a high performance phono stage. Again, I'm in need of designs.

http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=11

http://cache.national.com/ds/LM/LM4562.pdf

 

[craigg4c]

Further to BWRX's links, while you're at sound.westhost.com look over the preamplifier projects listed at http://sound.westhost.com/projects-2.htm -- you'll probably be building an op-amp power supply for the phono stage anyway, so you may want to add in some more switching and buffering and other creature comforts.