* Note:  It is imperative that Q5 (the bias servo transistor) is  mounted on the heatsink, in excellent thermal contact. This is because,  unlike most of my other designs, this amp uses conventional Darlington  output configuration. It is necessary to use a Darlington arrangement  (or a low power Darlington transistor as shown) for Q5 to ensure that  the bias remains at a safe value with temperature. This is left to the  constructor, because as noted I will not provide technical assistance  for this design. There is probably good cause to model and test this  aspect of the design very carefully, because it is so important. The  arrangement as shown will reduce quiescent current at elevated  temperatures. For example, if total Iq at 24°C is 165mA, this will fall  to ~40mA at 70°C. This is probably fine, because there is some delay  between the a power 'surge' and the output transistors transferring  their heat to the bias servo via the heatsink.