It's no secret. I said that on the Ncore thread back in 2015. But certainly not competition to these plates. I would like to sell these plates as well to clients who want home theatres.
From a business point of view they would be daft not to, and paying attention to a site like this....I have no doubt
From a business point of view we should be happy that Hypex is still producing products for the DIY market..........
Yeah I imagine there isn't much money in the DIY anymore. Even though it's in Hypex's roots. I've been looking at it from more of an OEM perspective. Having been researching similar systems for 3 years, and developing our own. I have a pretty good idea of what features OEM's are going to be after moving forward.
That's kinda what I thought. But there's always the option to sub out design work which was why I shared the link to Dragon audio. There's unlimited manpower available to anyone who uses subcontractors. Nobody will care who designed the digital interface. As long as the MP amps are there, and the Hypex name is on the plate.
That's a great situation then. Sub out the digital interface/DSP work for the plate, and combine with the Ncore people want. Then have the digital interface options compatible with the 2 by 4 for OEM's as well who want a more powerful DSP option. Although making an Archwave Unet mini based digital interface isn't all that complicated. It's also 24/192 compatible so no bottleneck with the 2 by 4. I don't think there's a better all around option for low channel count and 24/192 capability. It's a very nice little board.
That's not my board. It's the evaluation board Archwave offers for OEM's to evaluate the Unet Mini.
I would be interested in such a plate amp - can you reveal who will be releasing the revenna input amps?
There are theater speakers on the market that are hooked up using AVB
Products - ASCENDO Immersive Audio
Products - ASCENDO Immersive Audio
And from ISE 2016, more than a year ago: Genelec Launches IP Network AES67 Compatible Studio Monitor
I think AVB isn't gonna last. They pissed around for too long getting all the details sorted. It requires special switches as well. Ravenna is the best option. AES67 compatible, open source, and no resolution limits. I like how they came up with the Ravenna name. It's based on the city the poet Dante died in
These plates have AVB built in and use Pascal amps. It's the same guys as MiniDSP. I like how you can configure the DSP, and send audio via AVB over the same Ethernet connection:
PWR-DSP series
PWR-DSP series