I am considering a chassis with a 3mm thick rear panel. I am mounting the BTSB Buffer on that rear panel to use with the TPA3255 Reference amp that recently arrived. With a 3mm thick panel, do I still need to countersink the holes for mounting the board-mounted RCA connectors?
Hi X,
sorry if it has already been discussed, there are so many threads for this amp and I couldn't find anything specific: which psu do you recommend? Which parameters must be fulfilled? My package is already at the customs in Vienna, that was super fast! That's why I have to take care of things slowly
sorry if it has already been discussed, there are so many threads for this amp and I couldn't find anything specific: which psu do you recommend? Which parameters must be fulfilled? My package is already at the customs in Vienna, that was super fast! That's why I have to take care of things slowly
Contact Sami at Micro-Audio. Tell him you need a custom 51v 600w PSU. Or order from website. Pick SMPS630SO with 51v output and 12v “always on” auxiliary power and +/-15v switched auxiliary power.
https://micro-audio.com/store/product/smps630-so/
https://micro-audio.com/store/product/smps630-so/
Hi X,
the parts are arriving today the heatsink and two external filter cap pcbs arrived (Sami sent it directly from China), the smps is coming next week or so.
Regarding filter cap pcb, I don't see it in the amp - is it required or "just" nice to have? Further, do you know the required R and C values?
Thanks in advance!
the parts are arriving
today the heatsink and two external filter cap pcbs arrived (Sami sent it directly from China), the smps is coming next week or so.Regarding filter cap pcb, I don't see it in the amp - is it required or "just" nice to have? Further, do you know the required R and C values?
Thanks in advance!
You're going to enjoy the sound from this amp. Or, should I say enjoy the music.
It's one of my top 5 amps. Sound is clear, articulate, mids perfect and plenty of bass. I built one when it was first released a couple years ago using the original BTSB board like you have. Just an easy amp to listen to. Hope your build goes well.
Many thanks! Yeah, I'm sure I will enjoy it. It will be my first class D amp, so I'm very curious and delighted, it will be a cool and different experience, after or better alongside class A
And it can drive my FAST TL without problems and again, I'm curious how it sounds with this powerful and - as I read somewhere - fast amp.
And it can drive my FAST TL without problems and again, I'm curious how it sounds with this powerful and - as I read somewhere - fast amp.
That is a nice heatsink/base for the SMPS. Once you have the BTSB buffer, you will have the core components of a very nice amp. If I can suggest something... use dual 16ga RC helicopter silicone insulation wiring (high strand count copper wire) for the PSU to amp and amp to speaker binding posts. It makes a difference by lowering the impedance to give the best bass authority and high damping factor possible.
The PSU Molex Minifit Jr connector has 4 pins so 2 for each +/-. The speaker output Molex Minifit Jr also allows for 2 wires each.
The PSU Molex Minifit Jr connector has 4 pins so 2 for each +/-. The speaker output Molex Minifit Jr also allows for 2 wires each.
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