John Henry

I fix stuff for a living, but am quite new to the job. I know some electronics from my Physics degree, but would appreciate any sources of info. or discussion on electronics and repair thereof, especially schematics for amps and so on. Cheers.

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apeman

I think it would be worth buying/borrowing a book specifically about audio electronics, it's a big subject.

As an exercise you could try constructing one of Maplins more complicated amplifier kits.. that certainly stretched my electronics fault finding skills to the limit!

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supafly

I found a site with some guidelines. Maybe it's usefull. You can also use Google and search for amplfier guidelines or tutorials.


http://sound.westhost.com/amp_design.htm

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John Henry

Cheers, guys. Looks like a good site. And I've bought myself a decent handbook, also very helpful.

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Mael

is that like a guitar amp or a regular stereo speaker amp? i'd love to build my own guitar amp...