hello anthony,
just a little post to show you a modification to simplify
the trim of the idle current. i do this on my 6 modules .
my next modification is to reduce the amp gain to 26db.
in your opinion, should i reduce R24 (33k) or put a pad
on the bal input of the module?
i use four of them with a Minidsp 2X4 bal modul to built a
stereo 2 ways active, powered with 2 SMPS 2x72V 800W.
sound great, very low noise, good dynamics, very happy
with your amp .
thank's from France.
Manu
View attachment img-619133622.pdf
just a little post to show you a modification to simplify
the trim of the idle current. i do this on my 6 modules .
my next modification is to reduce the amp gain to 26db.
in your opinion, should i reduce R24 (33k) or put a pad
on the bal input of the module?
i use four of them with a Minidsp 2X4 bal modul to built a
stereo 2 ways active, powered with 2 SMPS 2x72V 800W.
sound great, very low noise, good dynamics, very happy
with your amp .
thank's from France.
Manu
View attachment img-619133622.pdf
hello,
thanks for your reply,
will replace R24 with a 18Kohm, it"s more simply.
what do you think about the idle trim modification?
the first time i try to bias the current, i turn slowly cw
the pot, reading the voltage accros a 10 Ohm in the
PS rail, read 0v, 0v.....0v( middle position),continu to turn
0v, suddenly "over" on the voltmeter(2v range) approx at 3/4
of trim position.very difficult to reach 1v with a very small
debatement of the pot.
do this with 2 modules and read the value for a correct current
(approx 50ma per transistor)=around 105 Ohm.
so decide to transform the bias circuit for more easilly and accurate
setting.
the four modules are assembly on a cooling tunnel with a
thermally controled fan, and a switch off of the PSU over 90degresC.
i"ll post photos soon.
regards
Manu
thanks for your reply,
will replace R24 with a 18Kohm, it"s more simply.
what do you think about the idle trim modification?
the first time i try to bias the current, i turn slowly cw
the pot, reading the voltage accros a 10 Ohm in the
PS rail, read 0v, 0v.....0v( middle position),continu to turn
0v, suddenly "over" on the voltmeter(2v range) approx at 3/4
of trim position.very difficult to reach 1v with a very small
debatement of the pot.
do this with 2 modules and read the value for a correct current
(approx 50ma per transistor)=around 105 Ohm.
so decide to transform the bias circuit for more easilly and accurate
setting.
the four modules are assembly on a cooling tunnel with a
thermally controled fan, and a switch off of the PSU over 90degresC.
i"ll post photos soon.
regards
Manu
hello,
some photos :
the modules on the heatsink!
some photos :
the modules on the heatsink!
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