I would like to build a studio/mixing setup on a small sailboat.
Everything will be running from 12-volt lead acid batteries, charged by solar. We don't have a lot of capacity, so I want the power consumption to be as frugal as possible.
Can anybody recommend a D or T amp that would be a good choice for running a pair of near-field monitors?
- 12v DC supply, obviously
- Best possible flat frequency response and low distortion
- Modest power output is fine
I see a few likely candidates out there such as Tripath TA-2020 or TA-2024 but was wondering if there is something else on your radar.
Thanks - !
jhno
delicateear.com
Everything will be running from 12-volt lead acid batteries, charged by solar. We don't have a lot of capacity, so I want the power consumption to be as frugal as possible.
Can anybody recommend a D or T amp that would be a good choice for running a pair of near-field monitors?
- 12v DC supply, obviously
- Best possible flat frequency response and low distortion
- Modest power output is fine
I see a few likely candidates out there such as Tripath TA-2020 or TA-2024 but was wondering if there is something else on your radar.
Thanks - !
jhno
delicateear.com
Given the 12V SLA, you can expect about 10W @8Ohm of undistorted output power in BTL configuration . All suitable class-damps will give similar output power at given supply voltage an load impedance. You better look for low standby current consumption to extend battery life.
And for high efficient, water-proof speakers.
And for high efficient, water-proof speakers.
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