Hypex UcD700 vs NCore

[Mark.Clappers]

Simply look at the datasheets of the amps and you will have your answer, all can be found on the Hypex website.

What kind of system do you have that needs more than 400WRMS? Or do you like to listen at very very high levels all day long?

[Alfetta87]

Originally Posted by Earbound

By the way, have you ever had any problem with clipping with NCore due to lack of power? (Or with UcD400?)

I'm using the UcD400HG (with HxR) since end of 2007, and never had any problems with lack of power.
Since last year I have speakers with a 12" bass driver, which likes to be shaken - the UcD drives it with very high level, totally controlled (which means also that at low level it's also very controlled, and thus somewhat recessed compared to a LM3886).

Ncore seems to have the same nominal and aboslute ratings in term of voltage (+/- 64V, +/-75V, same as UcD400 according to datasheets), so I can imaginbe that it works equally well (and loud).

[Earbound]

Originally Posted by Alfetta87

I'm using the UcD400HG (with HxR) since end of 2007, and never had any problems with lack of power.
Since last year I have speakers with a 12" bass driver, which likes to be shaken - the UcD drives it with very high level, totally controlled (which means also that at low level it's also very controlled, and thus somewhat recessed compared to a LM3886).

Ncore seems to have the same nominal and aboslute ratings in term of voltage (+/- 64V, +/-75V, same as UcD400 according to datasheets), so I can imaginbe that it works equally well (and loud).

Thank you again

[StigErik]

Never any clipping... actually, I never exceed 20W output.

Have not tried NewClassD.

[Alfetta87]

Are those UcD clones?

[xrk971]

What do those UcD's cost?