hi, i need your opinions on how to modify 2 t-amps into monoblocks.... i'm new to this diy hobby and don't really know anything bout modifying amps.....
No Can Do.
The TA2024 (Sonic Impact T-Amps) cannot be bridged/paralleled, since they are already bridged to get 6 wpc 8 Ohm, /11 wpc 4 ohm.
There are other Tripath chip boards that can be bridged/paralelled, but the TA2024, TA2020 cannot.
The TA2024 (Sonic Impact T-Amps) cannot be bridged/paralleled, since they are already bridged to get 6 wpc 8 Ohm, /11 wpc 4 ohm.
There are other Tripath chip boards that can be bridged/paralelled, but the TA2024, TA2020 cannot.
As John says, the common T-amp we use here can't be bridged or paralelled, so you won't get any power advantages.
However, I have made and help to make several "monoblocks". They use one channel for bass, the other for treble. Or you could use one stereo amp for bass, the other for treble.
That's bi-amping. The crossover could be active or passive. One advantage of this approach might be to use input caps that are best adapted to each frequency range.
Let us know what you want to do.
However, I have made and help to make several "monoblocks". They use one channel for bass, the other for treble. Or you could use one stereo amp for bass, the other for treble.
That's bi-amping. The crossover could be active or passive. One advantage of this approach might be to use input caps that are best adapted to each frequency range.
Let us know what you want to do.
have new problem with the amp
i used amt's(diyaudio member) diagram to modify/recase my amp and the problem is that theres a clicking noise on the amp and instead of music coming out of the speakers, hissing and clicking sound comes out!!!!!! any thoughts bout this? did i burn the PCB,i used 15 watt solder gun..... thanks
i used amt's(diyaudio member) diagram to modify/recase my amp and the problem is that theres a clicking noise on the amp and instead of music coming out of the speakers, hissing and clicking sound comes out!!!!!! any thoughts bout this? did i burn the PCB,i used 15 watt solder gun..... thanks
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