Maybe it is time to consider that 400W is overkill for any domestic mid-high frequency use, all the more so with high efficiency drivers.
How much is 20db attenuation in WATTS?😛
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Would make me feel having wasted my money, just because these guys are not resilient enough to have put ( or let the user hook) a pot to allow adjustable gain.
Don't you have a preamp with a pot?
Why is that better?
1. Safety, if something goes wrong...
2. Mid and high drivers do not need the dampingfactor provided by a low impedance output. The distortion will be reduced significantly by driving them from a current source ( aka a series resistor).
3. See attachment below 1 watt..........
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Funny to see how quickly you come out of arguments and how easily are driven into hard clipping...😀
400W to drive a tweeter or similar is one of the biggest nonsense i can imagine, but ok, an 4 ways NCORE based system is probably a dream for most of us...
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400W to drive a tweeter or similar is one of the biggest nonsense i can imagine
Nobody is forcing you to do it...
I guess I am almost there then. My system is what you might call 3/4-way. 4 nc400's per channel, with one for the 2 tweeters per box, one for the two mids, and one each for the two woofers in each box.but ok, an 4 ways NCORE based system is probably a dream for most of us...
It does hurt, as anything you do not need comes across making your life unnecessarily more difficult.
In this case I have to disagree. You might think you don't need it, but the avoidance of all kinds of nasty ground loop issues is a bonus you might not even realize you are enjoying.
I am convinced this is the reason for many diyers looking elsewhere after considering the intricacies of using these buffers.
As already pointed out, there is no "intricacies". If you don't need a differential input, just use it as single-ended.
You now just need 12 channels (and at least 4 subs to combat room modes). 48 NC400!
That would be 20 kW. I think that qualifies as going to 12.
In this case I have to disagree. You might think you don't need it, but the avoidance of all kinds of nasty ground loop issues is a bonus you might not even realize you are enjoying.
As already pointed out, there is no "intricacies". If you don't need a differential input, just use it as single-ended.
I might not belong to Hypex's target, but this seems to be a very narrow one owing to management lack of resilience and interest for consumer insight ( basic marketing stuff...), i am afraid. Should take example from Minidsp and others, just my 2 cents...😎
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I might not belong to Hypex's target, but this seems to be a very narrow one owing to management lack of resilience and interest for consumer insight ( basic marketing stuff...), i am afraid. Should take example from Minidsp and others, just my 2 cents...😎
Your comments seem to be based on the false belief that balanced/differential not only doesn't bring any benefits, but actually is somehow harmful. Maybe you could explain what makes you think so?
What i am asking for is unbalanced input single ended psu 40W amps without grain nor fairy dust. Or will stay with my T-amps...😀
What i am asking for is unbalanced input single ended psu 40W amps without grain nor fairy dust. Or will stay with my T-amps...😀
You are definitely in the wrong thread then.
In any case, it does sound like staying with your T-amps is the best path for you, as you seem to have some irrational preference for technically inferior solutions.
You are definitely in the wrong thread then.
In any case, it does sound like staying with your T-amps is the best path for you, as you seem to have some irrational preference for technically inferior solutions.
You superior, you win, you Mambo king...😀
And do yet another dirt cheap and equally useless noisy board? MiniDSP have good products, but 'ironically' they are balances/differential too 😉Should take example from Minidsp...
And do yet another dirt cheap and equally useless noisy board? MiniDSP have good products, but 'ironically' they are balances/differential too 😉
Yes they might hide the XXX below the carpet, but have no problems with pots though , nor with any customer need, nor are genious after any Nobel of audio design...😉
I would be glad if they did... but unfortunately they also don't offer what I would like to have.nor with any customer need
What i am asking for is unbalanced input single ended psu 40W amps without grain nor fairy dust. Or will stay with my T-amps...😀
Maybe this?
https://www.hypexshop.com/DetailServlet?detailID=4930
You can design your own single ended inputstage because they don't have inputbuffers.
Well, i find their performance just "standard", and the need to build separate buffers a big hassle, the type of connectors used being also another con for casual builders.
Something like this based on small Ncore modules, ready to use, or with decent how to manuals intended to absolute dummies like me would be great though.
Something like this based on small Ncore modules, ready to use, or with decent how to manuals intended to absolute dummies like me would be great though.
the type of connectors used being also another con for casual builders.
Have you noticed that hypex offers cable sets for all their modules, so that you don't have to worry about the connectors?
If you want "ready to use" there are a bunch of finished products based on hypex technology available... 🙂Something like this based on small Ncore modules, ready to use, or with decent how to manuals intended to absolute dummies like me would be great though.
Have you noticed that hypex offers cable sets for all their modules, so that you don't have to worry about the connectors?
If you want "ready to use" there are a bunch of finished products based on hypex technology available... 🙂
Why always insist that their offer matches any consumer needs/likes when it is too obvious it does not?

Why not try to understand what people would like before imposing what they consider the best for them?😕
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