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Old 10th April 2012, 05:58 PM   #3581
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Yes, I think I need a power switch . Was thinking of getting a combined IEC socket and rocker switch, to keep it simple. Is that good or bad?
It's fine, but a separate front panel switch doesn't complicate the situation much either.

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I don't have any cables going to the J1 aux & control on my blueprint. Am I missing something there?
No need to use J1 unless you want to be able to force the system into standby, or want aux power for a front panel light or something.
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Old 10th April 2012, 07:27 PM   #3582
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I did not say I do not like them. I think they are very good.
And it has been several places allready and they love it. One allready put an order. I have heard the Icepower 1000 with switchmode supply. It made my stereo sound like a clock Radio .
No Hum at all even at 108 DB system with NC. In my room and with my speakers I need more power.
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Old 10th April 2012, 07:33 PM   #3583
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In my room and with my speakers I need more power.
Maybe bridging two ncore´s per channel could do the trick for you.
They can deliver 24 A´s so unless your speakers are of very low impedance, bridging two ncores should provide significantly more head room...
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Old 10th April 2012, 07:35 PM   #3584
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You need more power than the NC400 ?

I guess you must have some very low sensitivity speakers, or you want to play loud as h***. I rarely exceed 10W even on my 88 dB ribbons.
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Old 10th April 2012, 08:03 PM   #3585
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My speakers is able to make you jump in the sofa with the right amp. Nc did not do that job ( another pre maybe ). They are 88 DB to.
You have to hear my system to understand what I am talking about. Basreflex are seldom able to kick ***.

Ups now users are going to kick mine !

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Old 10th April 2012, 08:09 PM   #3586
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Maybe bridging two ncore´s per channel could do the trick for you.
They can deliver 24 A´s so unless your speakers are of very low impedance, bridging two ncores should provide significantly more head room...
I have a 84 VDC and a 77 Vdc powersupply with 2200 W transformers and 140.000 uf. for each mono amp. Want to use those supplys somehow.

Well I just ordered some other moduls. If it where possible to buy the NC 1200 I would have done that. My Coldamp can not follow the NC in midrange / treble.
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Old 10th April 2012, 08:14 PM   #3587
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So the NC is the better amp compared to your modified Coldamp, except for "big dynamic jumps" where a lot of power is needed? You are using 900VA transformer per channel at the moment isn't it? I can't immagine you can improve with even more power of the transformer.... Doesn't the big capacity make your amp "slower"???

You don't feed it with the same voltage as the SMPS600 provides, is it? You give away some power because of that.

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Old 10th April 2012, 08:30 PM   #3588
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So the NC is the better amp compared to your modified Coldamp, except for "big dynamic jumps" where a lot of power is needed? You are using 900VA transformer per channel at the moment isn't it? I can't immagine you can improve with even more power of the transformer.... Doesn't the big capacity make your amp "slower"???
990 Va U core. If big capacity make Amp slower also depends on the moduls I think.
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Old 10th April 2012, 08:32 PM   #3589
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Hypex advises to use 4700 uF per channel.
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Old 10th April 2012, 08:42 PM   #3590
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Hypex advises to use 4700 uF per channel.
I do not give a d... . I once made a Tripath with 1 / 2 F a fantastic amp.

But it had some " children problems " some of the first on the market.
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