Alex,
Gamut amps are known for their sonics.
The idea of not having to match up multiple MOSFET's is very appealing.
Could you post the schematic ?
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Whoa !!!
Think I'll hold off on a build of this for a while.
I'm a bit surprised that the bi polar push-pull feeding the "Bricks" (power MOSFET's) doesn't cause its own set of issues.
You probably know this, but the original IRF's in SOT-227 cases, like the IRF FB180SA10, used parallel MOSFET's.
Where as the newer IXFN 180N10 are a single die.
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Think I'll hold off on a build of this for a while.
I'm a bit surprised that the bi polar push-pull feeding the "Bricks" (power MOSFET's) doesn't cause its own set of issues.
You probably know this, but the original IRF's in SOT-227 cases, like the IRF FB180SA10, used parallel MOSFET's.
Where as the newer IXFN 180N10 are a single die.
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Thank you. In this case an other thread is here:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/soli...h-pull-pull-like-gamnut-whats-right-name.html
Yes.
Thank you. here is the URL from webarchive:
GREENWALL HiFi Audio single ended Verstrker Amplifier Horn Lautsprecher Loudspeaker CD-Player
Are there schematics of that amplifier models ?
Which currently commercial available models of plagiarized Zen topologies exist in the meantime?
here a German DIY project:
http://www.methe-family.de/die_endstufe_sess.htm
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Hi,
This schematic was illusion from the first guy who gave me. All of value was fake and uncorrect schematic, too
Thanks
Anadigit
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