[jakdedert]

Mr.T wrote:
"jakdedert" wrote in message
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That's kind of what I've got in mind. I just need a design to match a
couple of +/- 70v power supplies I have on hand. Most chip amps take
+/- 45 or so....

Yep, +/- 70V is for a pretty powerful amp, not a chip amp. Can you perhaps
rewire them for +/-35V instead? Will depend on how the transformers are
tapped, and rectification method currently employed.

Or build a high power discrete power module to make full use of the
supplies..

MrT.


Nahh...pretty simple transformers: single primary and ct secondary. I'd
wanted to avoid discrete outputs based on the complexity of the number
of channels I want. It might not be possible. If I find suitable
chips, they'll likely be expensive enough to outweigh the convenience of
building with modules.

It's a long-range goal. I've gathered a goodly amount of stuff, lacking
mostly the overall design and actual outputs.

jak