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From: bobm@convexs.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.analog
Subject: Re: Amp designs
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Date: Fri, 22-Aug-86 22:56:00 EDT
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Posted: Fri Aug 22 22:56:00 1986
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In net.analog, sarees@watlion writes:
> Can anybody point me toward references (schematics, articles, etc) about
> GOOD quality, low- to medium-power Class-A or current-dumping amplifiers?
> 
> The more specific the reference the better, but even general leads would
> help.

Audio Amateur magazine published a construction article on the Pass A-40
in 1978 (I think).  That is a 40 watt/channel class A amp.  Audio Amateur's
sister company, Old Colony, sells A-40 kits.  I believe you can buy a complete
kit for ~$500.

You can get back issue ordering information from:

	    Subscription Department
	    The Audio Amateur
	    Post Office Box 576
	    Peterborough, New Hampshire  03458

					K<bob>

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