Yes, but 1200W is a must for better dynamic headroom in the bass region. That said, both UcD400 and DS4.0 sub-amp is enough for most subwoofers out there. I managed to almost destroy a SEAS L26ROY driver in a 40 litre cabinet with passive radiator using a Hypex DS4.0. 400W is plenty - to some degree 🙂)
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Yes, but 1200W is a must for better dynamic headroom in the bass region.
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What do you mean: reproducing music or playing earthquake?🙄
dimensions ?
Hi Bruno,
what are the dimensions of the nc400 and the smps ?
no need to be accurate. I understand if you'd rather wait till the final released versions.
I only ask as I'd like to source an enclosure, but don't want to get something too small.
Fantastic work, thanks so very much for making a DIY version !
I look forward to building a pair of these amps. i assume the smps is for a mono-block.
please take your time to get everything right, I'm happy to wait for any extra month or two. Will give me more time to same some money. (we'll see if i need to use euro's or dollars or francs or .....)
Gareth.
(i'm not sure if i should get a new pre-amp too, the one i have is not balanced. I have seen the musical fidelity a1-bpa being sold off in the uk. )
Hi Bruno,
what are the dimensions of the nc400 and the smps ?
no need to be accurate. I understand if you'd rather wait till the final released versions.
I only ask as I'd like to source an enclosure, but don't want to get something too small.
Fantastic work, thanks so very much for making a DIY version !
I look forward to building a pair of these amps. i assume the smps is for a mono-block.
please take your time to get everything right, I'm happy to wait for any extra month or two. Will give me more time to same some money. (we'll see if i need to use euro's or dollars or francs or .....)
Gareth.
(i'm not sure if i should get a new pre-amp too, the one i have is not balanced. I have seen the musical fidelity a1-bpa being sold off in the uk. )
Yes, but 1200W is a must for better dynamic headroom in the bass region.
If you need 30 dB headroom.... most of us do not. 😉
I suppose nc400 (400 watts) will be the minimum of the series? There wont be any 180 version like ucd to people that wanna go active multi-way?
400 watts for my tweeters is way too much 😉
400 watts for my tweeters is way too much 😉
He's talking about the NC1200. The NC400 will turn up on the webshop like the UcD modules.
so there are plans for a diy version of NC1200 later?
Yes, but 1200W is a must for better dynamic headroom in the bass region.
Your woofer excursions, thermal power handling, and frequency dependant sensitivity are your determinants of bass headroom, unless you're chasing flatness to 5hz with .8 Q sealed subs. At VLF your best bet is to throw more surface area at the problem, not more heat.
If you need 30 dB headroom.... most of us do not. 😉
I run a sub with a linkwitz transform and some additional EQ.
After that it's barely 15dB headroom. And I need that. 😛
If you read through the thread you'll see that the nc400 is the (only) diy nc module planned
i already read that but maybe something changed until now.
i already read that but maybe something changed until now.
Correct this NC400 modules will be the only DIY NCORE module.
Correct this NC400 modules will be the only DIY NCORE module.
i hope the price will be good then since i will need four to make bridged amps🙂
Why do you need NCORE for sub?
no but i have really power hungry speakers.
the ucd700 is the minimum but they are happier with ucd2k.
the ucd700 is the minimum but they are happier with ucd2k.
I guess ackcheng's point was that for a sub a ucd2k might be the better choice, as you don't really need the ncore technology in a sub.
I guess ackcheng's point was that for a sub a ucd2k might be the better choice, as you don't really need the ncore technology in a sub.
yes and i answered him that i want them for speakers not subs.
it may seems insane that speakers need that much power but they do.
not 2kw but 1kw to give the maximum they can.
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