big_greg, this is the one I'm using, I leave it on low, seems to do a good job and it's very quiet.
That's pretty cool (pun intended). Definitely better looking than the ones I used.
Keeping a Peachtree Nova 300 Cool
Recently acquired the unit and have noticed that the unit runs quite hot contrary to what I've read about class d amps operating temperatures. I want to leave the amp on when not in use, so I have an Aircom Acinfinity cooling unit sitting over the vents on top to draw heat out. Will keeping this unit cooler than it's normal operating temperature be detrimental to sound quality or it's longevity? I've read of quality issues with these amps, it seems alot of them are related to turning the unit off and on, so I would prefer to leave on unless doing so would be detrimental by running it with lower operating temps.
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big_greg, this is the one I'm using, I leave it on low, seems to do a good job and it's very quiet. https://www.acinfinity.com/component-fan-systems/aircom-s6-receiver-and-av-component-cooling-blower-... |
I think these are the fans I used with mine - https://www.acinfinity.com/component-cooling/component-usb-fans/multifan-s5-quiet-usb-cooling-fan-du... Never had any issues as a result of the fans. |