One day I was approached to build four channel amp to power 2 way speakers. The Integrated Amp chassis with a blank panel was perfect for that project.
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There were different requirements for powering high and low frequency channels, so different filter capacitors were used in each section: BG N 100/50 for highs and BG STD 1000/50 for lows.
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I used LM3875 amp modules with op-amps mounted on copper spreaders attached to bottom panel. All conveniently placed in the rear to simplify wiring.
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The rear panel pre-drilled holes were covered with new plates which allowed different layout for input/output connectors.
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Separate rectifier bridges were used in each channel with a single transformer, but that did not create any problems.
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The amp worked as intended, keeping customer happy.