How to Adjust My Transistor Amplifier

[whatry109]

Good day,all

I have made the following power amplifier circuit.It can produces 60W rms at 50V supply on a 8 Ohm load. The transistors--2N3055 serves the function of driving the speaker here. The capacitor C1 controls low frequencies and capacitor C2 controls high frequencies.The circuit ia basically a class B amplifier.

I have made it successfully and sound quality is good but lots of noise is coming when no input is given.When I connect a source and mute it some radio channel’s voice is coming. Doesn't 2N3055 suitable here ? I can't really find any problems! ! ! If you need more details about hardware please refer to the datasheet of 2N3055: [from admin: url removed, stealth advertising detected].

What can I do? Thanks in advance.

[neonlamp]

If you are still looking for an answer the problem is that you are getting RF pickup.
If you add a 1k resistor in series with the input and 100pF capacitor from the base of the input transistor to ground that should solve the pickup issue.
You do not say what components you used. The circuit is pretty poor, giving only ranges of resistor values, I have to say. If you use the maximum feedback resistor and minimum earthy resistor the gain might be as high as 3020/20 or about 150. That is too high and will give you noise from the high value input resistors.
Many resistor choices are not arbitrary and depend on design principles. This circuit does not appear to have been designed but just thrown together from a classic Class AB architecture. The resistor values will depend on whether you are aiming for 4 or 8 ohm loads.
The BC286 and BC287 may be obsolete.
As far as I can see there is no purpose to the resistors in series with the bases of the 2N3055s.