I am a -- mostly -- happy owner of several Behringer iNuke NUxxxx series amps (4 so far). I have had one fatality (a NU6000) in about three years of (ab-)use. I had modded it (quiet fans) and am not sure if that was a factor. But in any case...
As good a deal as the iNuke is, it does not have digital inputs. How easy, or is it even possible, would it be to route a digital input into the amp? First, let me say this is way above my capability to build or design. But seems like it would be a good project for you propeller heads here
So please, somebody build me one!
As good a deal as the iNuke is, it does not have digital inputs. How easy, or is it even possible, would it be to route a digital input into the amp? First, let me say this is way above my capability to build or design. But seems like it would be a good project for you propeller heads here
So please, somebody build me one!
If it's a DSP version...
- take it apart, find the ADC chip for the audio input
- figure out the ADC data format - is it I2S output format, LJ/RJ DSP format, # of bits per frame, etc.
- disconnect the data line going from ADC->DSP, you'll be substituting your digital input here.
- figure out appropriate power supply rails, clocks, reset signals, etc that you'll need for the digital input circuit. You'll end up tapping resistors, vias, etc...
- knock a hole in the case for whatever data format you're feeding in, install a panel mount connector.
- bodge on a suitable digital input circuit.
Got a multichannel oscilloscope? You'll need it.
- take it apart, find the ADC chip for the audio input
- figure out the ADC data format - is it I2S output format, LJ/RJ DSP format, # of bits per frame, etc.
- disconnect the data line going from ADC->DSP, you'll be substituting your digital input here.
- figure out appropriate power supply rails, clocks, reset signals, etc that you'll need for the digital input circuit. You'll end up tapping resistors, vias, etc...
- knock a hole in the case for whatever data format you're feeding in, install a panel mount connector.
- bodge on a suitable digital input circuit.
Got a multichannel oscilloscope? You'll need it.
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