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There was a thread over at DIY Audio that got Toon Beerten thinking about putting together a new amp. I have heard about all these strange amp classes but I haven’t been following them for many years. This Class D amp is actually a class T amp but because of some trademark issues it is branded as a class D. “I considered to construct the AMP6 kit from 41Hz Audio because of all the raving reviews. I went however with the 2*100 watt @ 4ohm TK2050 Class-D Audio Amplifier Board from Sure Electronics after reading this thread on the DIY Audio forum. The board is pre built (no need for soldering) and retails for a meagre 27€ (45US$). This is actually a class T amplifier, but that’s just a trademark of Tripath – the chip producer – for this class d amp.”
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June 1st, 2010
I’ve ordered a couple of items from Sure because they were so cheap. I sortof thought of them as a place to get really simple stuff for as cheap as possible. I wouldn’t have considered buying an amplifier from them. In hindsight, the items I bought worked as expected and I’m wondering if the only reason I thought they were low-end was the price. I’ll have to rethink my preconceptions. Still, even with my super-cheap amp, I think my speakers are the weak point in my setup. Seems like you have to spend a ton on speakers before even decent amps are worth buying.
June 3rd, 2010
> Seems like you have to spend a ton on speakers before even decent amps are worth buying.
Headphones give you better sound for the same money.
>”… This is actually a class T amplifier, but that’s just a trademark of Tripath – the chip producer – for this class d amp.”
Isn’t it the other way around?
June 3rd, 2010
Oh never mind, the “this is actually” just doesn’t make sense.
June 3rd, 2010
I just worked on my Aunt’s Dell laptop and it had the EXACT same power supply… other than that all I have to say is Meh.