Hey guys,
First, I apologize if this is a FAQ. I did search a little before starting the thread.
I need 4 channels of high quality amplification. Something with a minimum of 100 Watts RMS per channel into 4 Ohms.
Before I buy something like an Emotiva XPA Gen3, I figured it can't hurt to check in with you guys and see if you would suggest I go with a DIY, or more likely AIY (assemble it yourself), solution.
Anything you would recommend I check out? I know how to solder and read at least a basic schematic. But I have my hands full right now trying to learn about speaker design so I just don't have time to go off and study too much amp stuff.
And I need something pretty efficient because I'm pushing the limits of the one 15 amp circuit in my listening room right. So I'm asking in the Class D forum.
I don't mind spending $500 and a couple hours a day for a week or two if I'm getting something good back for my money and time.
My guess is the advice will be go buy something commercial but I'm willing to listen to other ideas.
Thanks for any help.
-Chris
First, I apologize if this is a FAQ. I did search a little before starting the thread.
I need 4 channels of high quality amplification. Something with a minimum of 100 Watts RMS per channel into 4 Ohms.
Before I buy something like an Emotiva XPA Gen3, I figured it can't hurt to check in with you guys and see if you would suggest I go with a DIY, or more likely AIY (assemble it yourself), solution.
Anything you would recommend I check out? I know how to solder and read at least a basic schematic. But I have my hands full right now trying to learn about speaker design so I just don't have time to go off and study too much amp stuff.
And I need something pretty efficient because I'm pushing the limits of the one 15 amp circuit in my listening room right. So I'm asking in the Class D forum.
I don't mind spending $500 and a couple hours a day for a week or two if I'm getting something good back for my money and time.
My guess is the advice will be go buy something commercial but I'm willing to listen to other ideas.
Thanks for any help.
-Chris