[kristleifur]

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Originally Posted by ads2 /img/forum/go_quote.gif I'm a little bit lost...and my english is quite bad..I'm a Portuguese from France I think your calculation was for a 2024 (2x15W). So if it is not enough, wich Tripath amp do you suggest me ? Thanks

My english is also bad - I use too many words

and yes, TA2024 is complicated

I will try to say what is most important ...
Tripath TA2024 makes
into 4 Ohm: 15W stereo
into 6 Ohm: ~12W stereo
into 8 Ohm: 8W stereo
... and you can get a bit more power, if some distortion is OK.

With 2024, the problem is the 12-14 Volt maximum.

For more power into same speaker, you need more volts - I myself have built Amp11, it is a monoblock amp, that gives you 60+ watts: http://41hz.com/main.aspx?pageID=131

Amp9 is supposed to be good too, a 4-output amp that takes 24V:
http://41hz.com/main.aspx?pageID=130

For you, the chipamp may be the most simple - but I must say the Amp11 sounds Crazy good.

 

[ads2]

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For you, the chipamp may be the most simple - but I must say the Amp11 sounds Crazy good.

I think also because the Amp11 has surface mount components (

Thanks for your precious help and have a nice week-end

 

[kristleifur]

Ah, yes, SMT is a bitch. I assumed you were going to get someone to build it for you.