NJR has some new opamps designed specifically for audio use.
MUSES 01 , MUSES 02, MUSES 8820 and MUSES 8920.
Digikey seems to carry the first three .
01 and 02 cost US$50/0 each !😱
The 8820 costs $4.20 each. 8920 isn't available as yet as it's unlisted.
Has anyone used these devices and 'heard' what they can do ?
Pure sonic nirvana ? 🙂
MUSES 01 , MUSES 02, MUSES 8820 and MUSES 8920.
Digikey seems to carry the first three .
01 and 02 cost US$50/0 each !😱
The 8820 costs $4.20 each. 8920 isn't available as yet as it's unlisted.
Has anyone used these devices and 'heard' what they can do ?
Pure sonic nirvana ? 🙂
My only surprise is that it took manufacturers so long to capitalize on audio fashion!
$ 50 for a mediocre opamp, that's called agressive marketing.
Of course, the first guy who shells out those $ 50 will immediately report how incredible high end this is!
But there's a bright side to this: it may finally make opamps acceptable in high end audio. 3 pins good, 8 pins better 😉 !
jan
$ 50 for a mediocre opamp, that's called agressive marketing.
Of course, the first guy who shells out those $ 50 will immediately report how incredible high end this is!
But there's a bright side to this: it may finally make opamps acceptable in high end audio. 3 pins good, 8 pins better 😉 !
jan
Sorry guys, I posted in the other thread also. I didn't find and response and so thought that maybe the other post was too old ! I just needed to be patient !😉
I do hope that someone would have tried out this chip. They mentioned that it was for "mass market" use especially in pro audio and mass market mp3 players ! At $50/- each ? 😕
What were they drinking ? 🙄
I do hope that someone would have tried out this chip. They mentioned that it was for "mass market" use especially in pro audio and mass market mp3 players ! At $50/- each ? 😕
What were they drinking ? 🙄
nobody seems to be buying, theyve been there for quite some time with no sales at all, certainly measured performance is pretty average
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