Booster amplifier circuit

The above circuit is a circuit of booster amplifiers or amplifier end of a power amplifier circuit, Circuit over in the most important influence whether or not , and many more are affected in this final series. Because the booster circuit is the amplifier end of the work was too heavy components causing the rapid component of the heat. If we are wrong then consequences will install components that can cause fatal damaged direct component , such us the installation of pin emiter, collector , and base everything must be correct. In the circuit above can strengthen booster amplifier with maximum work and everything is evenly split, what is it evenly split ? evenly split the point here is that all components can work with the same voltage and the heat evenly , this is because at each respetive base transistor were given the same constrains and same wattage resistor. And to maintain if the power output is too large then the resistor on Re will hamper so that the transistor is not easily broken.

Part List :
Rb=10R/1W
Re=0,5-1R/5W
Q1=Transistor power NPN such us 2N3055 , TIP3055,TIP120,TIP142,2SC2922 , etc.
Q2=Transistor Power PNP such us MJ2955 ,TIP2955,TIP125,TIP147,2SA1216, etc.
X1=Voltage connector (-)
X2=PNP Base connector
X3=Speaker connecor but also must be connected from the buffer
X4=NPN base connector
X5=Voltage connector (+)

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