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BDV65/64 equivalent

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Phasor said:
Is the TIP142/TIP147 a good enough equivalent to BDV65B/BDV64B, for an audio amplifier?

The main difference is the current capability, the BDV is 15A and the TIP only 10A - but for most audio use it's probably fine. I use the TIP142/147 all the time in audio amps - for a 100W amp I usually parallel them up, makes for smaller heatsinks and greater reliability.
 
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:D hi phasor,

you can also try BDW83/84D, also MJ15015/16 in parallel. as what nigel has said the TIP is also a good sub. :D
 
The main difference is the current capability, the BDV is 15A and the TIP only 10A

Current capability is not a problem - the output is fused at 2A anyway. It's only a 60W amp.

Thanks for your help :wink:
 
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