Thinking of dusting my soldering off again.
Anyone have any experience with these? I have read about these a fair bit online, but was after some wam experience too.
I was thinking of the 180watt UcD180HG with HxR, which should be plenty of grunt for my Tannoys. Still not decided between using a transformer and one of their regulated supplies or using the switch mode power suppply.
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11-09-2010, 05:23 PM #1Moderator
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Hypex modules
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13-09-2010, 05:56 AM #2Super Wammer
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hallo mate, give HoopsOnToast a pm he was talking about them some time ago.
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13-09-2010, 05:59 PM #3Wammer
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I would recommend EcoTeC amplifier modules. Made in the UK and can be seen here : http://www.amplifier.co.uk/index.htm
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13-09-2010, 06:25 PM #4Speaker/Amp Tart
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Hi, I looked into it a while back, they are very simple to do (from what i have read) as its really just plug and play. There are a lot of projects on the tinterweb using these modules. As well as a few commercial amplifiers that have them.
The UCD-180 module is only 90WPC into 8 Ohms, something like the UCD-400 module (200WPC into 8 Ohms) might be a better bet, just for fun!
They do have plate amps with DSP / Crossovers built in so you could go active at the same time -
http://www.europe-audio.com/Product.asp?Product_ID=7737
http://www.europe-audio.com/Product.asp?Product_ID=8144
Which is something i have also looked into
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