RitchieBitchie
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Dear ASR community,
First of all, this is a TERRIFIC forum/community!
After I discovered this site several months ago, I am visiting daily and reading diverse topics and of course the fantastic reviews.
Indeed, this is my first entry. So 'Hello' to all!
Struggling to decide for a new stereo setup to step up from my vintage Denon PMA-480R due to just too much variety on the market, I was wondering about a DIY using hypex modules or Sylph-like. It so happened that I just got a semi-broken PA amplifier with 2x250W class D modules.
Big question here: can I use those modules for an DIY amp and are these actually 'good'?
It is hard to find info about these modules; also happened to be designed by the company.
Here, the links to the device and the data sheet: https://www.gm-elektronik.swiss/en/bo-cd-250-2-ev-digital-class-d-dual-amplifier-2-x-250-watts/
I was surprised and wondering about the 'minimum impedance' of 40 ohm stated in the data sheet.
Attached, some photos of the PCBs. I removed also the cooling plate on the amp chips to identify those, but seems impossible (there are 4).
Anyone might have some leads to what modules these could be and if they might serve for an DIY HiFi amp purpose?
Cheers,
Richy
First of all, this is a TERRIFIC forum/community!
After I discovered this site several months ago, I am visiting daily and reading diverse topics and of course the fantastic reviews.
Indeed, this is my first entry. So 'Hello' to all!
Struggling to decide for a new stereo setup to step up from my vintage Denon PMA-480R due to just too much variety on the market, I was wondering about a DIY using hypex modules or Sylph-like. It so happened that I just got a semi-broken PA amplifier with 2x250W class D modules.
Big question here: can I use those modules for an DIY amp and are these actually 'good'?
It is hard to find info about these modules; also happened to be designed by the company.
Here, the links to the device and the data sheet: https://www.gm-elektronik.swiss/en/bo-cd-250-2-ev-digital-class-d-dual-amplifier-2-x-250-watts/
I was surprised and wondering about the 'minimum impedance' of 40 ohm stated in the data sheet.
Attached, some photos of the PCBs. I removed also the cooling plate on the amp chips to identify those, but seems impossible (there are 4).
Anyone might have some leads to what modules these could be and if they might serve for an DIY HiFi amp purpose?
Cheers,
Richy