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    Amplifier ic change

    I got this 2.1 amplifier board where for sub it uses d1047 qnd for the satellite speakers it usue tda 2030 qnd the transformer im running em from is 12-0-12 plus 24-0-24 yes its a dual powered amplifier also its one idk why the designer didn't just design to use one, anyway im thinking if its...
  2. GreenGecko7

    Rookie needs help to understand why his A-class amplifier doesnt work (measurements and schematic attached)

    Dear all, nice to meet you ! I recently invested in some tools to build amplifiers (my first oscilloscope + all-rounder C and R kits.). My end goal is to build an AM radio. I have some basic knowledge in electronics : I have studied transistors and OP Amp functioning during my college masters...
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    Meaning of codes on two transistors.

    This is my first post. I have a Marantz PM-66SE KI. The left speaker and headphone outputs are almost completely silent. This might be due to dead transistors. I opened the unit and I noted the codes on the transistors screwed onto the heat sink. They are A1265N R 7K and C3182N R 8A I...
  4. Asheekay

    Are EveryCircuit Drawings Valid Here? (And -of course- some other questions)

    So ... during a frustration-filled internet grazing (instead of browsing) last night, I stumbled upon EveryCircuit. And boy do I love it already! After playing with it all night and feeling a huge urge to upgrade to full version, I thought it's better to ask the pros before spending the bucks on...

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