Thanks, don't know why that post wasn't showing up in a search.
I deviated in several places from this BOM: First off the 500Ohm pot needs to be 1K for the listed FQP's. Secondly the 35V SILMIC II's for C3,4,5,6 don't fit the PCB, as they are to wide, I went for the 25V once. Also I personnaly substituted the 1x turn pots for 25x turn pots, as they are far easier to dial in.
This may have been mentioned in earlier posts, but I what is the maximum rail voltages for the circuit?
It is currently in stock on my shelf, awaiting completion of new design for DIY.
Is this the long awaited, highly anticipated design to utilize all of those Sony SJ28 vfets we horded last year? 😀
Is this the long awaited, highly anticipated design to utilize all of those Sony SJ28 vfets we horded last year? 😀
I believe Nelson said it can be made with any vfet. it will be very flexible in that sense.
Sorry for asking this - Im sure the answer is here somewhere - I did a search & couldnt find it however - is the minimum impedance 8 ohms? I couldnt drive a pair of KEF 104.2's with this? Probably not I think (also as these speakers need a bit of power to drive them). Cheers!
Sorry for asking this - Im sure the answer is here somewhere - I did a search & couldnt find it however - is the minimum impedance 8 ohms? I couldnt drive a pair of KEF 104.2's with this? Probably not I think (also as these speakers need a bit of power to drive them). Cheers!
Also 4 Ohms are fine, with slightly bigger power.
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