Studio Reference Amplifier

sr200 studio refer.

Νow do not know where to start ....
so many tests so many results.....i'm confused.
But lets go from the end.
This 4 photos showes..
1) 1khz
2) 1khz full volume
3)10khz
4)10khz full volume.
Please take a look.
 

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studio amp....

Hi Mr Apex.
I have made a zobel just with i had this time and test again.
first picture is for +/-35v rail 50mv on 0.33r idle current .
out.14vRMS/8R at 11Khz.Please take a look.
Second picture is under same conditions
+/-35v
1 pair 2sc5200/1943
50mv on 0.33
450mv inp./1khz just before start symetrical cliping
19vRMS out/8r
and the draft zobel


that zoble is a bit to large,,,try 15 turns of 18swg enamel copper wire plus 100nf cap for circuit..
 
sr200 studio refer.

that zoble is a bit to large,,,try 15 turns of 18swg enamel copper wire plus 100nf cap for circuit..
Hi sir ...zobel is another story.
Last photos are with Apex zobel.....
i can't understand why this coil is mentioned as 4uh
I made a coil as mentioned by apex 12 turnes 1.2mm enamel copper wire but this is only 1.1uh(see photo)
The large coil is 4uh.I made this before i see Apex guides ,focusing on it's value
 

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Many brand X amps out there use triac dc circuit and once triggered will pull the whole o/p to deck and blow the main primary fuse thus taking many good o/p's and damaging part of the amp circuit with it..

The good thing about using relay circuits it they don't waste o/p's via s/c due to dc faults this give's the tech time to check the faulty channel(s)..
 
Many brand X amps out there use triac dc circuit and once triggered will pull the whole o/p to deck and blow the main primary fuse thus taking many good o/p's and damaging part of the amp circuit with it..

The good thing about using relay circuits it they don't waste o/p's via s/c due to dc faults this give's the tech time to check the faulty channel(s)..

is the first time using such a circuit protection.
All my previous amplifiers have circuits with relay on outputs.
However, many fanatics with sound dislike relay in signal lines if one excludes the audio relays by amplimo.
 
I fined no different's in sound quality/performance when one amp has relay latch to speaker or one amp using triac... the only thing is, one will blown fuses if triggered and the relay fitted circuit will safe guard costly speakers...still each to there own builds..