Hello to everybody !
I'm an italian newbie of this great forum.
I'm writing as I'm thinking to partecipate to the next Burning Amp
to show my Switchinglow Project.
This is a sort of evaluation module that allows research, development
and evaluation of a method I'm proposing to use triodes
as true power switching devices in a classic H-bridge Class-D
amp circuit.
The Switchinglow Project is in the form of a kit.
When assembled it is a monophonic amp with analog
input and OTL output.
In order to make a demo, I would like to ask if somebody
local could provide some support to me,
first of all about speakers as it seems
not reasonable to carry them from Italy.
Is there anybody that could be interested to pair this 40W amplifier
with his speakers at the BA ?
High impedance (up to 40..50 ohm) or series connected speakers
are required for the best result.
May I put this question here or will it be better
to move to a
specific loudspeakers threat ?
Many thanks in advance to everybody would like to be interested
in this challenge.
Ciao,
Marco
I'm an italian newbie of this great forum.
I'm writing as I'm thinking to partecipate to the next Burning Amp
to show my Switchinglow Project.
This is a sort of evaluation module that allows research, development
and evaluation of a method I'm proposing to use triodes
as true power switching devices in a classic H-bridge Class-D
amp circuit.
The Switchinglow Project is in the form of a kit.
When assembled it is a monophonic amp with analog
input and OTL output.
In order to make a demo, I would like to ask if somebody
local could provide some support to me,
first of all about speakers as it seems
not reasonable to carry them from Italy.
Is there anybody that could be interested to pair this 40W amplifier
with his speakers at the BA ?
High impedance (up to 40..50 ohm) or series connected speakers
are required for the best result.
May I put this question here or will it be better
to move to a
specific loudspeakers threat ?
Many thanks in advance to everybody would like to be interested
in this challenge.
Ciao,
Marco