Class T-amps

Hi Andy

That’s some recommendation “comfortably the best amplifier I have at home” given the kit in your sig.

Do you use the Tom Evans pre amp with the mini-T?

l must renew my signature! The Tom Evans is a phono stage btw( l sold this and the Helikon recently), but if you only need 1 input and can forgo remote control the Mini-T is a really remarkable sounding amplifier, and it is soooo musical , ultimately l will get a home audition of a Virtue Audio Sensation 901 amp, another T amp but with real power, RC, inputs, battery PSU and choc full of audio goodies and the Mini-T will go in a second system, T amps really have been a bit of an eye opener for me, and the Mini-T costs around £60 ish:):cool:

I just wondered because I’m trying to get a listen to the Bantam Gold mono’s having has a bit of an experiment with some class D recently and overall liked what I heard a lot ;)

John, happy demoing how powerful are the Bantams?

40 wpc I believe Andy. Doesn't seem a lot until you consider the efficiency of this type of amp.

That should be ample!:) Do let us know how you get on with them.

Umm, not exactly Class T but class D, i have just purchased a pair of these things as they look to be very interesting indeed :)

More information ;)

Some real RMS Watts produced by these things by the look of it :eyebrows:

There are some real bargains out there, assuming these sound good! Let us know what you think of them, :)

I have every faith in International Rectifier ICs & Mosfets Steve ;) The fact that the IC is specifically designed for class D amplification & the dual mosfet in a single die to form a half bridge should make things even more interesting :eyebrows:

Looks like the standard modulation frequency is 400KHz which is pretty high indeed. If you look at the second link you can check out the performance, it looks good, so i live in hope :cool:

E2A:- Looks like just the kind of thing John needs to power his Volts :lolsign:

"Looks like just the kind of thing John needs to power his Volts :lolsign:"

What John needs is more money! :doh:
He knows exactly what he needs. ;)