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10th December 2006, 12:16 AM
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My UcD400 jukebox amp
Well after posting a question here with no opinions I went with a single rectifier. I'm happy to say my first UcD project works well. It is very ugly, I realise, but even with the cluttered wiring it is very quiet. It is destined for a digital jukebox in a bar, hopefully the patrons appreciate the wonderful class-d sound
 
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10th December 2006, 10:31 AM
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Thanks fin. I have been listening to it today with my JBL4412 studio monitors. I don't want to let it go now, this thing sounds great. I didn't realise how bad my old Pioneer SX1250 sounded until I listened to this, it makes the Pioneer sound really "slow", if that is the right word.
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