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Newsgroups: net.audio
Subject: Re: ILP Power Amps
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Date: Mon, 26-Sep-83 13:40:33 EDT
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Posted: Mon Sep 26 13:40:33 1983
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    A few years ago I purchased an HY400 power amp from Gladstone
Electronics. This is their bipolar amplifier module. Delivery time
was very reasonable, as was price ($99.95). I have been using it
for part of a sound reinforcement system for a rock band, and have
had no complaints with it. It requires a +/- 45 v power supply
to operate.

Specs: (as listed by the mfg.)

Output :            240 watts into 4 ohms
Total harmonic distortion
    at 20 Hz        .01%
    at  1 KHz       .01%
    at 20 Khz       .09%
S/N ratio           better than 100db
Freq. resp. (-3db)  15 Hz to 50 KHz

   They also make lower power amps, and since I bought mine they have 
come out with similar FET amplifiers. Also, two HY400 can be bridged
together for 480 watts of power. Please forgive if this sounds
like an advertisement. I have no affiliation with this company
whatsoever; I just thought these amps worth mentioning.


				    Andrew J. Thomas
				    ...pucc-h!ad0