Here is a chance to own and assemble one of these great little amplifiers for less.

The HPA-nxV200se module has been optimised to use the IRFP240 and IRFP9240 devices.

The Fairchild FQA19N20 and FQA12P20 can also be used with the same performance as the IRF devices. Also because the nxv200se uses these devices it has a small reduction in power output to better suit the SOAR ratings of these devices. The Toshiba 2SK1530 or 2SJ201 devices could be used if so desired, all that would need to be changed is a resistor value in the Vbe biasing network, to get the higher power output.

The HPA-.nxV200se kit comes now in one version only, the SMD devices are populated on the PCB and it is tested to ensure you do not have any problems getting the module working after you install the supplied IRFP MOSFET output devices, supply caps, and feedback cap and mount it onto your choice of heat sink and power supply to get it working.

 

Other than that the nxV200se is the same amplifier as the nxV200, only you get to do more of the assembly and you also get to save some money at the same time.

 

The nxV200se VFET-MOSFET Audio Amplifier Module is a very high performance, high end audio amplifier module which is biased into Class A/B.

Hundreds of man hours has gone into its research and development.

Don't be fooled by it's small size and use of SMD components, this is the best sounding and well engineered amplifier module on the planet in it's power rating.

Many of these modules have now been sold to very happy customers, not one of these clients that I am aware of has not loved the build and sound quality of this amplifier module.

Read the Testimonials and have a look at the Gallery and see for yourself what some of the those who have purchased the nxv200 amplifier module are saying.

 

The Kits are available from the online store in the Special Edition Amplifier section.

Qty discounts are also available, please email for details.

 

Specifications

  • 80 Watts RMS continuous sine wave into 8
  • 140 Watts RMS continuous sine wave into 4
  • The HPA-nxV200 is 2 Ω Stable
  • Biased into Class A/B
  • Power Bandwidth 3.5hz to 550khz -3dB
  • Small Signal Bandwidth 3.5hz to 3.5mhz
  • Dampening Factor At 100hz  8Ω = 400
  • Dampening Factor At 1khz    8Ω = 280
  • Dampening Factor At 10khz  8Ω = 110
  • RCA Single ended Input impedance 33k
  • Single Ended Input Gain = 30.6dB
  • THD+N - Typically 0.005%
  • Recommended Linear Voltage Supply +-40 to 45 volts DC
  • Operational Supply Voltage Range +-20v DC to +-50 volts DC
  • PSU Power Transformer secondary windings 25vac to 35vac160VA to 225VA
  • Printed Circuit Board Dimensions 50mm x 50mm
  • Recommended Conrad Heat Sink MF20-75
  • Ultra small form factor PCB
  • Designed as high performance Home Theatre multi channel amplifier
  • Or High End 2 Channel stereo amplifier
  • Unconditionally Stable into any load from 4 to 16 Ohms
  • Extra Heavy Duty three ounce copper printed circuit board
  • Ground plane Layer for very low noise.

Here is what do you need to build a stereo HPA-nxV200se Amplifier.


For the not so budget minded.

  • Two HPA-nxV200se Amplifier modules.
  • One or two HPA-NXVPSU-One power supply boards.
  • One HPA-Limiter-1 Mains surge limiter.
  • Two HPA-LSP-1 Loudspeaker protection boards.
  • One BDL ezPower 300mm x 75mm Chassis.
  • One 400VA Torodial transformer with 2 x 25 to 35vac secondary windings.
  • One pair of ETI Eichmann Phono Pods.
  • One pair of ETI Eichmann Cable Pods.
  • High quality OFC copper hookup cable
  • One high quality IEC mains chassis socket with built in fuseholder.
  • Mounting hardware kit of bolts, nuts and washers.

For the more budget minded.

  • Two HPA-nxV200se Amplifier modules.
  • One 300VA Torodial transformer with 2 x 25vac to 35vac secondary windings.
  • MF20-75 heat sink for two channels channels
  • Your own chassis of choice.
  • Your own handwired power supply of choice.
  • Your own cable and mounting hardware and IEC chassis socket of choice .

 

 

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