Hmm, like expected? 
To me, it does not sound, it just amplifies. No noise, no artefacts.
So, to answer your question, i'd say it does a "clean sound". It might "sound" a bit different, when using a reconstruction filter at the output, but this amp runs in a filterless configuration with variable frequency.
(No "voodoo" input coupling caps or other overpriced audiophile parts - just high quality)
To me, it does not sound, it just amplifies. No noise, no artefacts.
So, to answer your question, i'd say it does a "clean sound". It might "sound" a bit different, when using a reconstruction filter at the output, but this amp runs in a filterless configuration with variable frequency.
(No "voodoo" input coupling caps or other overpriced audiophile parts - just high quality)
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To me, it does not sound, it just amplifies. No noise, no artefacts.
So, to answer your question, i'd say it does a "clean sound". It might "sound" a bit different, when using a reconstruction filter at the output, but this amp runs in a filterless configuration with variable frequency.
(No "voodoo" input coupling caps or other overpriced audiophile parts - just high quality)
well that "sounds" good!
So, to answer your question, i'd say it does a "clean sound". It might "sound" a bit different, when using a reconstruction filter at the output, but this amp runs in a filterless configuration with variable frequency.
(No "voodoo" input coupling caps or other overpriced audiophile parts - just high quality)
well that "sounds" good!
Hi makemoney,
just have a look at the datasheet supplied by maxim:
MAX9709 25W/50W, Filterless, Spread-Spectrum, Stereo/Mono, Class D Amplifier - Overview
There are all needed infos and charts included.
I'll do some calculation on the parts for a price.
just have a look at the datasheet supplied by maxim:
MAX9709 25W/50W, Filterless, Spread-Spectrum, Stereo/Mono, Class D Amplifier - Overview
There are all needed infos and charts included.
I'll do some calculation on the parts for a price.
CDA-254L
It looks ugly but sounds great! I'll eventually put this in a proper case, but I wanted to hear how it sounds. Other amps I have are a B&O 50ASX2 module, and a Lepai 2020A+ in addition to the Yamaha and Onkyo receivers I've owned.
When I first played with the 50ASX2 module the other day I was blown away by how good it sounded. Just super tight reproduction. This sounds every bit as good, but with a warmer middle and much more power before it distorts.
It looks ugly but sounds great! I'll eventually put this in a proper case, but I wanted to hear how it sounds. Other amps I have are a B&O 50ASX2 module, and a Lepai 2020A+ in addition to the Yamaha and Onkyo receivers I've owned.
When I first played with the 50ASX2 module the other day I was blown away by how good it sounded. Just super tight reproduction. This sounds every bit as good, but with a warmer middle and much more power before it distorts.
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Hi ALL:
I built these two units over the summer/fall..The Pre-amp is a PGA2320 with a nice touch screen LCD from 4D systems.I also added Capacitive touch capability on the front panel,The brass rods connect to a sparkfun capacitive touch breakout board.
The Power Amp is a Sure 250 W Class D, Unit has a larger 4.3 Display (4D systems)
Both units are being used as development system for future projects.An arduino UNO is in each chassis to handle the system operations.
Regards
Bob C.
I built these two units over the summer/fall..The Pre-amp is a PGA2320 with a nice touch screen LCD from 4D systems.I also added Capacitive touch capability on the front panel,The brass rods connect to a sparkfun capacitive touch breakout board.
The Power Amp is a Sure 250 W Class D, Unit has a larger 4.3 Display (4D systems)
Both units are being used as development system for future projects.An arduino UNO is in each chassis to handle the system operations.
Regards
Bob C.
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