While a "pedal amp" might be a great use for this small board, what about a variable power converter to use this to replace a dead output amp in a classic early Solid State head. Almost all of the early Solid State amps such as Silverstone, Thomas Vox (Vox USA), Gibson, not to mention high-fi amps from the same era, have a transformer driver and a "totem pole" stack of output transistors. If the driver transformer goes bad, no one, NO ONE, makes replacements.
I have used other class D boards to rebuild early VOX SS amps. The voltage levels work since most are single +VDC. I have replaced the power transformer with one with a current level but same output voltage.
So an interface board to bypass the "dead" early output amp would make this type of replacement fairly easy.
Michael
I have used other class D boards to rebuild early VOX SS amps. The voltage levels work since most are single +VDC. I have replaced the power transformer with one with a current level but same output voltage.
So an interface board to bypass the "dead" early output amp would make this type of replacement fairly easy.
Michael
