From what I've been able to piece together, transistors are usually best used at about 10% of their rated maximum for Class A amplification.
I didn't even know such beasts like Toshiba MG150Q2YS40 exist.
150A!!
So 150 watts should be a piece of cake!
Yes?
I've been looking into how amplifiers operate and looking at various schematics determining which parts do what. It's a process lol.
This coming summer I'd like to make an amplifier!
Not necessarily super high fidelity, but I've got the transformers and capacitors to support something huge, so I'm thinking why not a class A monstrosity?