I am considering using this piece in a car audio environment. My problem is that the car audio environment is very noisy so any peice I use has to be able to put out a decent amount of voltage. Is there any way to mod the miniDSP to increase it's Vout of .9V to 4V? I would possibly even be happy with 2V output but the .9V is simply way to low.
Hello,
Using miniDSP balanced (2Vrms output) or miniDSP kit + balanced driver would be I guess the way to go.
In a car environment, pseudo balanced (forward referencing) would actually work better for noise rejection at the input. miniDSP balanced might be a better choice for that reason.
Hoping this makes sense.
Using miniDSP balanced (2Vrms output) or miniDSP kit + balanced driver would be I guess the way to go.
In a car environment, pseudo balanced (forward referencing) would actually work better for noise rejection at the input. miniDSP balanced might be a better choice for that reason.
Hoping this makes sense.
In the balanced minidsp board's documentation there is a mention of running single ended connections. I beleive it shows a diagram of bridging two of the posts with a piece of wire...
I've been looking at using a balanced version of the board as it will allow me to just run passive potentiometers to power amps, no need for pre amp after the board.
Have a look at that.
Jai
I've been looking at using a balanced version of the board as it will allow me to just run passive potentiometers to power amps, no need for pre amp after the board.
Have a look at that.
Jai
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