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27th October 2011, 04:13 PM
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know of kit that is clone of BYOB or similar?
heard a BYOB recently that sounded pretty darn good.
However, $1350 us for a chip on spruce board is pretty steep, IMO. The Altmann BYOB amplifier Granted, it sounds really good, but it seems that this shouldn't be rocket science or some sort of "marvelous" chip. These have been out a good while, anybody figure out what chip is being is being used? Any kit out there that is equivalent and uses 12 V battery supply? or maybe even something better? Thanks Ken
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