LM4780

mount anyway the "fake" in your amplifier and try it. If it works, the job is done and your IC was not fake. There is not proof that your lm4780 chips is fake.

Well here's the thing, I ran a continuity check and tested -v lines as well as positive pins according to the lm4780 datasheet and it does not match at all. The first and second row pins are inverted according to the data sheet. See attached picture.
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it says it's an lm4780ta but this is definitely not it. Pin 1 and 27 share continuity which should not be the case as the last pin is a voltage line. I would have destroyed my amp if I tried to plug it in. If you look at the picture the short pins do not match.
 
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The odd pins are the long ones. Just as the LM3886. If you post a picture of the back of the chip, we might be able to tell real from fake by the shape of the metal on the back.

Either way, you're not going to find an LM4780 at any of the distributors. It was discontinued by TI 2-3 years ago.

Tom