22.05.2024, 14:55
Hello Paulo,
last weekend I spent a long time gathering information about the LM1875 chip from National semiconductor. Analogue poweramp chips are new territory for me.
Without letting this thread get technical, I would like to know whether you considered using the Sanken SK18752 during development? There seem to be quite a few who prefer it. But it's a mysterious chip.
Apparently it is a Sanken "tuned" LM1875 with identical circuitry. +/-33V DC as optimum. There is no data sheet and the only short-term commercial use was limited to Japan in individual Sony and Denon amplifiers. There are still stocks of the original ones to this day.
![[Bild: SK18752-vs-LM1875.jpg]](https://i.ibb.co/f9XR6XD/SK18752-vs-LM1875.jpg)
Apologies for technical question removed from the purely audiophile treatment of the Arno here.
Best Regards,
Rainer
last weekend I spent a long time gathering information about the LM1875 chip from National semiconductor. Analogue poweramp chips are new territory for me.
Without letting this thread get technical, I would like to know whether you considered using the Sanken SK18752 during development? There seem to be quite a few who prefer it. But it's a mysterious chip.
Apparently it is a Sanken "tuned" LM1875 with identical circuitry. +/-33V DC as optimum. There is no data sheet and the only short-term commercial use was limited to Japan in individual Sony and Denon amplifiers. There are still stocks of the original ones to this day.
![[Bild: SK18752-vs-LM1875.jpg]](https://i.ibb.co/f9XR6XD/SK18752-vs-LM1875.jpg)
Apologies for technical question removed from the purely audiophile treatment of the Arno here.
Best Regards,
Rainer