How to get Anaview or Pascal amp modules as a DIY'er

[Viridian]

Hi All,
It's nice that Hypex has provided us the ability to use their amp modules. However, what if we want to try other flavors?

In looking around a bit it seems that Anaview and Pascal have been making real progress in Class D.

I contacted both companies to see if I could get an amp and so far only Pascal has replied: "NO, sorry. Try one of our competitors."

I am very interested in trying either the Anaview AMS 0100 or the Pascal S-PRO2 modules.

Does anyone have any ideas?

Thanks,
Erik

 

[Cresnet]

Hi All,
It's nice that Hypex has provided us the ability to use their amp modules. However, what if we want to try other flavors?

In looking around a bit it seems that Anaview and Pascal have been making real progress in Class D.

I contacted both companies to see if I could get an amp and so far only Pascal has replied: "NO, sorry. Try one of our competitors."

I am very interested in trying either the Anaview AMS 0100 or the Pascal S-PRO2 modules.

Does anyone have any ideas?

Thanks,
Erik

As far as I know, PASCAL only sells manufacturers with a yearly target, around 100.000 Euros if I am not mistaken, but I have to check the price list first

 

[Nisbeth]

You can buy anaview-modules in single quantities from profusion (Profusion plc, Audio Semiconductors and Components)

/U.

 

[Kjeldsen]

I think all Camco amplifiers use PASCAL. Camco D-Power 1 qould be with the S-PRO2 module.

"CAMCO GmbH

CAMCO is a joint venture partner in Pascal A/S. CAMCO uses Pascal technology and designs in all their 19" amplifiers with Class-D output stages."

 

[Viridian]

Thanks for the info, Cresnet, Nisbeth, Kjeldsen.

 

[Kjeldsen]

There are several makers with Pascal.

Have you seen this thread?

http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/class-d/259327-pascal-class-d.html

 

[Viennatom_new]

Not all Camcos are Class D. I have a "D Power 2" - it is class H.