If I want to feed one module with phase-inverted signal, I suppose I need a device or a circuit to split the signal of each channel to feed both modules (one with non-inverted phase, the other with inverted phase). What circuit or device is suitable? Do a simple Y-wiring would do the job (too simple to be be true I guess...)
As the nc400 inputs are true differential inputs, I am assuming you'd be totally OK with a simple Y cable that just has one of the nc400 input pairs reversed.
Hello Jan-Peter,
witch diagram is to be used.
Seen this one in on page 8 :
http://www.heliox.nl/download/DatasheetAMP1x50H-8.pdf
And is there a difference for the 4 ohm or 8 speakers?
Jerry
Yes, I'm. Was told that they would ship out next week after e-mailing them.
I would have appreciated if Hypex could have written a specific message about here earlier. That would give them less e-mails to answer as well. Good for both parties.
Do this
I find that increasing the diameter in 2mm steps works quite well with a hand drill
and a vertical drill stand or bench drill also helps but isn't essential
Use nice sharp drills
I find that increasing the diameter in 2mm steps works quite well with a hand drill
and a vertical drill stand or bench drill also helps but isn't essential
Use nice sharp drills
I received mine last thursday, but I placed the order on 27th february! Already assembled and working, but don't ask me about sound quality (I'm still experimenting).
About the holes, you get a much easier and precise work with a vertical drill (a €50 chinese one is enough) and the right drill bit like this:
http://www.audiophonics.fr/accessories-stainless-hole-saw-c-37_481.html
I tried with a cheaper wood bit too http://www.pianetautensili.it/Public/Prodotti/resize/20105894326748Localmecchialegno.jpg and it worked. It gets ruined easily, but you can sharpen it again with a file.
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Mmm lucky me. I ordered and paid them 6 days before (21st of February). I received my 5 NCore's on the 26th of March and enjoyed them in good working order already from the 1st of April.... I should already start thinking on upgrading my amps.
Jan-Peter,
Perhaps you could help with the below question, which as far as I know remains unanswered.
Thanks
Perhaps you could help with the below question, which as far as I know remains unanswered.
Thanks
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This question is answered once every 100 pages of this thread or so. The gist of it is, as spelled out in sections 7.2 and 8.1 of the data sheet, use a supply that shuts down when pin 5 of the power connector is pulled low. This pin is pulled low when the NC400 finds the speaker output stuck at a high voltage.
The SMPS600 has this function. If, for reasons of philosophy*, you want to build your own linear supply, add disconnect relays between it and the power amp and make them respond to this line.
DO NOT USE SPEAKER RELAYS. Speakers are inductive little buggers and will sustain an arc across the relay contact long enough for it to weld shut. Speaker relays CAN AND WILL FAIL at the exact moment that you need them.
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*Reasons of philosophy such as "not believing a switching supply sounds good and therefore concocting a linear contraption and then complaining about the result"
The SMPS600 has this function. If, for reasons of philosophy*, you want to build your own linear supply, add disconnect relays between it and the power amp and make them respond to this line.
DO NOT USE SPEAKER RELAYS. Speakers are inductive little buggers and will sustain an arc across the relay contact long enough for it to weld shut. Speaker relays CAN AND WILL FAIL at the exact moment that you need them.
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*Reasons of philosophy such as "not believing a switching supply sounds good and therefore concocting a linear contraption and then complaining about the result"
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*Reasons of philosophy such as "not believing a switching supply sounds good and therefore concocting a linear contraption and then complaining about the result"
Hi Sherlock, I have had very good results using a stepless pyramid drill, as used for automobile antennas, and using household spirit as ´drilling oil´. Use high speed and low pressure, and do it in small steps, and measure with the switch continually when you are working.File and sand smoothly afterwards.
Regards
Arthur.
Regards
Arthur.
I don't think that would work for a 10mm front plate
(I like pyramid drills too but on thinner sheet)
The 'tank cuttter'/'core drill' type of cutters suggested by antbom work well
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