Retro thermionic audio harks back to the golden age of sound, utilizing vacuum tubes and thermionic valves to craft warm, rich tones. These analog components, reminiscent of mid-20th century technology, impart a distinct character to audio signals. Engineers embrace the harmonic saturation yielding vintage vibes sought after by audiophiles and music lovers. This process involves designing circuits with artistic and aesthetic intuition.
Complete apart from decal - all18kg of it. Two 600W 12A transformers, two 47,000uf Mundorf MLytic high current caps in a sturdy 3U enclosure. The Sure Class D module is rated 1500W but here should deliver 600Wpc. Heavy duty speaker posts and RCAs and all 10A wiring and 20A switch. Differential voltage is +/-68V. Excellent bass depth and very clear mid-range.
2 comments:
Two large Transformers look interesting for Class D?
Yes usually SMPS but of the eight or so Ds I have made I have always used linear PSs.
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