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2PCS 2SA1295 2SC3264 Dual-channel Audio Power Amplifier Board 100W*2 HiFi Stereo  Diy Kit Finished  MX50 SE

2PCS 2SA1295 2SC3264 Dual-channel Audio Power Amplifier Board 100W*2 HiFi Stereo Diy Kit Finished MX50 SE

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Specifications

Brand Name
Nvarcher
High-concerned chemical
None
Maximum Power Per Channel
100 W
Origin
Mainland China
Package
No
Channels
2 (2.0)
Certification
NONE
Model Number
MX50 SE
style
2SA1295 2SC3264
Rated voltage
36V

Product Description

Use imported Panasonic PANASONIC MKP input coupling capacitors, lower distortion, better control and resolution. Single differential input, single-ended voltage amplifier stage, three-stage inverted Darlington output stage.

*The small tube is produced by PHILIPS, and the output stage is imported KTB817, KTD1047;

*ST, CBB capacitor produced by EVOX;

* KEMET, TDK's monolithic capacitors;

*Use imported Panasonic PANASONIC MKP input coupling capacitors;

*All resistors are made of original genuine metal film resistor copper feet;

*Support voltage DC: + -15V to + -45V;

*AC dual 12V- can be obtained after dual 32V rectification;

*Power 15-100W, 8 ohms;

*PCB area 76*73 mm, version number V7 (MX50SE).


Installation note: 649 669 must be installed on the matching radiator.

No adjustment is required after installation. The quiescent current is about 30MA per tube. This version does not require flying wires. Only need to install two big tubes on the radiator.

The luxury version of the finished board is matched with the original imported Sanken, the highest-end model of high-power tube, LAPT series 2SA1295, 2SC3264.

Schematic diagram and wiring diagram:

Test data: Test equipment: Audio Precision 2

Frequency response = 20HZ-25K HZ -0.2DB

THD+N=0.002% 20hz-20KHZ 10W RMS 8 OHM

FFT harmonic diagram:

Test chart, test equipment: DSCOPE SERIES 3

test result: frequency 20HZ- 20 K HZ - 0.2 DB

24000 HZ FFT FOR 10W OUTPUT:


Product information last updated on February 6, 2026