Thank you
I know these methods.
I think this site's authority in the field of fitness pictures in my possession.
Otherwise it is easy to do with Adobe Photoshop.
Which IPS are you running? Looks like about a thousand watts of grunt per channel. Bet it is effortless and dynamic.
Wow , those are the "bomb" !!(arc welders).
I never thought of over rating AB amps (like some EF2's with to-220 drivers).
But those monsters would do 400W-8R and 600W-4R easily without violating
the SOA. That is different ...using to-264's as drivers - overkill.
No issue , but 5 pair sanken (ring emitter) have a lower Cob and higher
beta vs. current. These outputs are the best for "challenged" drivers.
An Accuphase 5-pair OPS uses TO-3p and 3-pair = to-220.
No matter the load or amplitude , I doubt you could stress those output
stages.
OS
I never thought of over rating AB amps (like some EF2's with to-220 drivers).
But those monsters would do 400W-8R and 600W-4R easily without violating
the SOA. That is different ...using to-264's as drivers - overkill.
No issue , but 5 pair sanken (ring emitter) have a lower Cob and higher
beta vs. current. These outputs are the best for "challenged" drivers.
An Accuphase 5-pair OPS uses TO-3p and 3-pair = to-220.
No matter the load or amplitude , I doubt you could stress those output
stages.
OS
Watts per channel is well more then enough. Right now the CFA-X "H" ips is running. I had a tested pair to try out the new OPS with. I have the spooky and kypton ND ready to try as time allows.
These amps seem as powerful as some of the big crown amps I have while still being usable at home....No fans, great sound and dead quiet at idle.
Oh and thanks! If your ever up this way you need a listen....or maybe just open the windows if the wind is blowing the right way.....
These amps seem as powerful as some of the big crown amps I have while still being usable at home....No fans, great sound and dead quiet at idle.
Oh and thanks! If your ever up this way you need a listen....or maybe just open the windows if the wind is blowing the right way.....
You should show those amps with the speakers they are driving.
Where NO OEM could survive ....
OS
Where NO OEM could survive ....
OS
12" midrange and ribbon tweeter have a passive crossover. Bass drivers are controlled by mini dsp 2x8. Each one has it's own monster. Playing in the house this set up will play as loud as I could imagine anyone would want without sounding the least bit stressed. Played at reasonable volume the sound is as good as or better then anything that's been in my house.
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WOW ! That's what Vzaichenko heard.
I have to get some more cone area to manipulate. 8" drivers just don't
cut it.
OS
My hat out!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Congratulations.
With this setup, i'm sure ,you can hear difference using alternative IPS.
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Electrovoice EV-1144 Integrated Stereo Amp
New to me EV-1144 from 1967. 48 years old and in very good condition.
25W per channel. A heavy little amp for its size.
cheers
Rob
New to me EV-1144 from 1967. 48 years old and in very good condition.
25W per channel. A heavy little amp for its size.
cheers
Rob
Transformer output. Wow they were the early days. Posibky sounds better than a lot of modern day amps.. Love it.New to me EV-1144 from 1967. 48 years old and in very good condition.
25W per channel. A heavy little amp for its size.
cheers
Rob
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My turn to thank you for posting more.
(That transformer wire connector block on the vertically mounted piece of cladboard looks pretty cool, btw. But I also couldn't help noticing the beautifully carved wooden door)
(That transformer wire connector block on the vertically mounted piece of cladboard looks pretty cool, btw. But I also couldn't help noticing the beautifully carved wooden door)