hi nazirdigi
this is quasi nmos350 workin on +-70 vols.this is nmos200 pcb modified by me.
forgot to raise the caps voltages.you can find the schematic and pcb on quasis site.
Nmos350 / 500 - Quasi's DIY Audio Site
regards
ravs
be a vegeterian.......
this is quasi nmos350 workin on +-70 vols.this is nmos200 pcb modified by me.
forgot to raise the caps voltages.you can find the schematic and pcb on quasis site.
Nmos350 / 500 - Quasi's DIY Audio Site
regards
ravs
be a vegeterian.......
http://sites.google.com/site/quasisdiyaudiosite/Nnmos350-500schematic.pdf?attredirects=0
T7 would benefit from a resistor in the range of 330R in series with the base. This resistor prevents the voltage reference (D1, D2) from collapsing when T7 saturates during a negative clip, improving the recovery time (see any Pass amplifier schematic with a similar front-end).
I would also consider using gate zeners if driving a 2R load.
T7 would benefit from a resistor in the range of 330R in series with the base. This resistor prevents the voltage reference (D1, D2) from collapsing when T7 saturates during a negative clip, improving the recovery time (see any Pass amplifier schematic with a similar front-end).
I would also consider using gate zeners if driving a 2R load.
Hi Ravs
My life is so busy man and I have little time for DIY. Even so I recently helped a friend build a set of AOS transmission line speakers (very nice) and I have begun to build an Nmos350 Mk2.5 (not yet published) as well as some other small electronics projects (non-audio).
I am also trying to landscape our garden, raise 2 sons, keep a happy wife and a hectic job.
How's life with you man?
Cheers
Q
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