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cac liu
Has anyone ever try the APOGEE full digital AMP?

The DDX-8001 or the DDX-8000, I had just did one ,It is great.

http://bbs.hifidiy.net/viewthread.php?tid=140077
ak_47_boy
I have never heard of it. Out of curiosity, what does this mean? The pulse width is controlled digitally? Sounds like a good idea to me.
cac liu
yes,it is amplify digitally,like a DAC can amplify.
Neil Davis
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Originally posted by cac liu
Has anyone ever try the APOGEE full digital AMP?

The DDX-8001 or the DDX-8000, I had just did one ,It is great.

http://bbs.hifidiy.net/viewthread.php?tid=140077

I've got two of the Spherex 5.1 XBox amps, which use the DDX-8001. I was able to piggy-back a board that has a micro and USB interface. So far I can control the volume from a VB.net application. Working on the biquads next.

The current version of the chip is the STA-30813, successor to the STA308. ST has sold a lot of these chips and they are used in many home theater systems. I wish I knew which ones so I could buy them to re-use the amplifier boards. The JVC model TH-S2 uses the STA308 and I know that at least one budget RCA amp used the same chip.

These are very nice amps, and with 10 digital biquads you can build some nice crossovers and do a lot of EQ.
cac liu
Yes,it sounds very nice!
the DDX-8001 has 8 channels,The AMP board I used is a 6 channels AMP+2 channels Phone AMP

Just use the DDX-8001 ,you can achieve all the functions.

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