Not really. You want lower distortion at lower power where it matters. You aren't going to notice the difference between 0.1% and 0.001% at 1kW.
The crown has it. The only reason THD+N is rising at lower powers is that the noise floor is constant, meaning there is no distorstion, only noise to be measured.
No it itsn't. The noise floor of the Crown is very low, so low you cant hear the background noise through your speakers. And the distortion is even lower than that. I think thats pretty good. 🙂
If the distortion at 0.1w is negligible, the noise floor is ~35dB down.
So if your speakers do 90dB @1w, with ~0.1w input, that's 80dB. So 45dB of noise?
Pretty much falls into the noise floor of a typical room.
So if your speakers do 90dB @1w, with ~0.1w input, that's 80dB. So 45dB of noise?
Pretty much falls into the noise floor of a typical room.
No I am having fun messing with these inexpensive class-D or T amps,
I keep reading "audiophile" quality with the distortion figures, I thought
it is a little silly, but still not fair to test them against $5k amps! what
are people finding with The L25D boards? they seem like a bargin!
Oh and the crown is very quite, even with enough gain to produce
a 800 watt 50hz sine wave the rest of the spectrum is around
-100db!
I keep reading "audiophile" quality with the distortion figures, I thought
it is a little silly, but still not fair to test them against $5k amps! what
are people finding with The L25D boards? they seem like a bargin!
Oh and the crown is very quite, even with enough gain to produce
a 800 watt 50hz sine wave the rest of the spectrum is around
-100db!
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