Appearantly you do. What it means is that the sample is analog.
Class D is inherently just as analog as class A or B or C or E or F or G or H.
There's absolutely nothing in the principle of a class D amp that even hints at it being digital in any way.
Anyways, besides this. I haven't built or even heard an F5 but I'd pressume is similar to the son of zen 8W amp I built several years ago. That was relegated to collect dust when I got my first Tripath amp. I threw it out a couple of years ago when I rebuilt my home audio system to run only on solar panel charged batteries. It's completely off grid.
To me a good a Tripath amp beats the son of zen with my FE206 BLHs in every single aspect. There is no aspect where the son of zen was better at all.
Direct naturally. Otherwise there wouldn't be much of a point. I don't even have a back up battery charger anymore. It's simply not needed. There is naturally a discrete charge controller though.
Hi,
Amen...
I said that is digital?
However, the speech was another, focusing on the defects of class D. one question: do you (or someone) tell me what affect the class D non-linear behavior and get a clean as the class AB? since all the amps suffer from this defect?
Amen...
I said that is digital?
However, the speech was another, focusing on the defects of class D. one question: do you (or someone) tell me what affect the class D non-linear behavior and get a clean as the class AB? since all the amps suffer from this defect?
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Nope, isn't similar.
IMMO F5 is one of the very best amplifiers available today but for a high sensitivity speakers (92dB or more), I have here other Pass amps like the XA30.5 (This is better but sometimes I prefer the F5) or a Aleph 3 (Of course a Zen), and a ton of different class D amps, some Ice (ASP and ASC), some Red Rocks, and Hypex (UDC180), and in my opinion no comparison, but is just my opinion and I have a 96dB 1W/m speakers.
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😀 No problem, just 250W for a 25W per channel amplifier, just I need for my 96dB 1W/m speakers, 107dBSPL at full power at my listening position. With a 86dB 1W/m speaker you need 250W per channel (500W) for achieve the same sound pressure level.
The more ecologic is a class D with a high sensitivity speakers 🙂
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Have you enough sun in Denmark for supply your house? (Winter) (I'm thinking in get some solar panels for electricity, now I'm heating the water of my house with solar panels)
Yes, 25 years working as FOH technician and still hear (A miracle) 😀
I usually not listen at more than 95dB SPL (1W) but sometimes in the fortes of a classical orchestra...........🙄
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