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ZapWizard writes in regarding the mint tin amp - "www.41hz.com has some better versions of the t-class amps in DIY kits. I used two as amps for my Car PC, very compact...I have to say, for $25 it puts out some awsome sound! Takes a few hours to put together though. You have to wind your own torroids. I used 15-minute epoxy to ensure the torroids will be solid in the car. 25-watts per channel at 4ohms. I can reach about 75 volume on the FM radio I am using to test with before distortion. That is beyond tolerable levels anyways. " - Link.
T-Class DIY amps
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Jun 6, 2006 10:19 PM
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