Nelson
What kind of amplifier do you want to do .. ???
Because saying that you have a transistor to build an amplifier is like saying that you have a tire and want to build a car. 4 tires are needed.
An amplifier could have more than one power transistor and you will not find the original or replacement.
It is much more practical to use an amplifier IC than to do it with transistors, especially when you have little experience.
If Nelson there are diagrams but that was not what you asked, you did not ask for a circuit, you asked if you could not arm an amplifier with that transistor and you also did not specify if you had more.
This circuit works well with +/- 40V minimum and with more voltage and more transistors for more power by modifying a few components.
here in the Colombian Caribbean coast we have a taste for sound in great powers and those of us who know electronics make our sound amplifiers, mixers, etc. on demand or on request ... that's why I think transistors are better for amplifiers than the integrated
lucky friends
I am glad that the information has served you, I am sure that when you master the subject you will take advantage of it.
That circuit is very easy to make, good performance and the sound quality is excellent.
Greetings from Valledupar Colombia.