easy to build transistor amp

[Ivory Knight]

hi guys,
i need a schematic or anything else for an amp which is easy to build and uses transistors.
but...please not little gem 


best regards,
markus

[Seljer]

well this is definatley on the "easy to build" side: http://www.geocities.com/tpe123/folkurban/fuzz/snippets.html#poweramp

or slightly (well quite a bit) loud http://www.diystompboxes.com/analogalchemy/amps/microamp.html
and the other things on http://www.diystompboxes.com/analogalchemy/

[petemoore]

  For simplicity/performance, you might like some of the ROG options, ie Little Gem, LG MkII, and Ruby...[iirc?]

[Gilles C]

http://www.redcircuits.com/Page33.htm

http://www.redcircuits.com/Page80.htm

http://www.redcircuits.com/Page100.htm

etc...

It's my favorite site for transistors designs.

Gilles

[slacker]

cools links, looks like an interesting site.
I might have to have a go at that 5 watt amp

[Ivory Knight]

hi all, thx for the links! 

markus

[Gilles C]

I always wanted to do a layout for one of these amps to try them, but never found enough time for that.

So if one of you build something, it would be nice to see a layout...

Gilles

[oldrocker]

Try the Noisy Cricket Amp.  It's a decent sounding practice amp and with a 12" speaker it sounds better than my cheap 15 watt Esteban amp.  With the Professor Tweed (Runoffgroove.com) on it sounds like a little tube amp overdrive.
http://beavisaudio.com/Projects/NoisyCricket/index.htm

[idlechatterbox]

Great site, great logo, and great Motto.


Anyone here build the "Ultra Class A Superdrive Power Amp" that's listed on that site?

(sure enough, just last week I tossed an audio transformer that would have worked in that... "I'll never use this.....")