UPDATE:
I have now made two poweramps with these devices using two per channel for 90w in 8 ohms and 140w in 4 ohms. I tested then outdoors yesterday and they worked at the first try and sounded better than expected.
I also took the step and bought speakon connectors for the speaker outputs, mostly for looks tho as the chassis will be a 19" rack one.
I have now made two poweramps with these devices using two per channel for 90w in 8 ohms and 140w in 4 ohms. I tested then outdoors yesterday and they worked at the first try and sounded better than expected.
I also took the step and bought speakon connectors for the speaker outputs, mostly for looks tho as the chassis will be a 19" rack one.
Well your post has had 1071 views, maybe not everybody reading about your project feels they need to post.Tekko said:I see that theres no longer any kind of interest in the stuff i do so therefore i have descided to stop posting anything about stuff i work with.
From now on i´ll be here mostly as a reader.
It's interesting, but I have nothing to say. I guess good job.
- Status
- This old topic is closed. If you want to reopen this topic, contact a moderator using the "Report Post" button.
- Home
- Amplifiers
- Chip Amps
- TDA7293 amplifier alive