hypex ncore

[Omholt]

If anyone gets to compare Firstwatt SIT-1 with Ncore, please share.

FIRST WATT S1

[StigErik]

Originally Posted by Omholt

Ncore is a wonderful amp that put my search at ease. I do wish Hypex would release a Ncore with less watts though. I don't need 200W in an active system with a high sensitive compression tweeter.

Bruno explained why this is not sensible a couple of hundred pages ago. Main points were that a lower power amp would have higher distortion, and would not be any less expensive. It would not have lower noise either, so there is really nothing to gain ...

[ds23man]

Originally Posted by StigErik

Bruno explained why this is not sensible a couple of hundred pages ago. Main points were that a lower power amp would have higher distortion, and would not be any less expensive. It would not have lower noise either, so there is really nothing to gain ...

Just try a series resistor! You will see it works like charm!!!!!

[Omholt]

Originally Posted by StigErik

Bruno explained why this is not sensible a couple of hundred pages ago. Main points were that a lower power amp would have higher distortion, and would not be any less expensive. It would not have lower noise either, so there is really nothing to gain ...

Ok. Thank you for the information.
Think I will stick to UcD for my hometheater speakers then. Too expensive with Ncore everywhere.

[Julf]

Originally Posted by ds23man

Just try a series resistor! You will see it works like charm!!!!!

[mr_push_pull]

Originally Posted by hifial

developed recently, a linear loop technology known as AMS, (Adaptive modulation Servo), which is phase shift modulation, eliminating all feedback in the circuits, rather than pulse width modulation, which has been around for forty years.

looks like he used the Star Trek technobabble generator: Technobabble Generator

I'm currently designing a verteron neutrino device, based on the rapid particle phenomenon, employing thermal nano-capacitor technology in order to achieve a perfect ionic particle harmonic.
so, class D gurus... better watch out.

[TheShaman]

Originally Posted by mr_push_pull

I'm currently designing a verteron neutrino device, based on the rapid particle phenomenon, employing thermal nano-capacitor technology in order to achieve a perfect ionic particle harmonic.

Worked on that for a while. The modulated alternating actuator and the reciprocating frequency controller don't get along very well unless you get the oscillating frequency matrix right. So, make sure you double-check those numbers before applying power.

[Julf]

Originally Posted by TheShaman

Worked on that for a while. The modulated alternating actuator and the reciprocating frequency controller don't get along very well unless you get the oscillating frequency matrix right. So, make sure you double-check those numbers before applying power.

And don't forget the series resistor!

[ds23man]

Originally Posted by Julf

And don't forget the series resistor!

+1

Series resistors are very important in a oscillating frequency matrix, if not used the rapid particles will start to move upwards instead of sideways!

[dickiegeorge]

Originally Posted by Julf

And don't forget the series resistor!