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| Merrill Audio VERITAS Amps: Any other experiances? Are the Merrill Audio Veritas equipped with 20A or 15A IEC power inlets? Thanks, Guido | |
| D-SONIC SOA Class-D Core Amps. The best Class-D ? Hi Vladimir, of course you are right, an amplifier can justify its existance only on its audible performance. On the other hand, D-Sonic is utilizing some very innovative technologies to achieve its price/performance goals... And that is a fascina... | |
| D-SONIC SOA Class-D Core Amps. The best Class-D ? Mapman, at this point it is still all conjectural. The pics posted on 6moons or other sites may or may not reflect current production. I am not aware of any official statements by D-Sonic about the suppliers and modules used. The D-sonic site is u... | |
| D-SONIC SOA Class-D Core Amps. The best Class-D ? Per the comparison table athttp://www.pascal-audio.com/amplifier-modules.htmlthe power rating of M2-1500M appears to be outwardly consistent with the Pascal X-PRO3 module. | |
| D-Sonic peak current output compared to other Djug, Merrill Audio and D-Sonic appear to sell directly to end users. Therefore your location may not matter. You may want to contact them and determine what arrangements can be made for you. Here is Merrill's site:http://merrillaudio.net/ | |
| corus vs coherence 2 French_Fries, it is my understanding that the group of products formed by M10, M12, M112, M302, and M301 up to serial 71, were all sweet sounding to the detriment of some emotionality at the micro and macro level. the following generation of amps ... | |
| D-Sonic peak current output compared to other Jugg, what I have gathered this far about D-Sonic amps is that they are based on very innovative class D modules. The modules are rumored to be designed by Abletech. I suspect that unless you have speakers that are horridly demanding, the D-Sonic ... | |
| corus vs coherence 2 Hi Syntax, Rowland seems to have passed through an inter-regnum at the end of the age of the single digit classics, when for a spell his soul seeking lead to some devices which fell just short of being emotional. Which amps and preamps did you exp... | |
| Rowland M925 4-chassis mono amp French_fries, M625 has already undergone a "silent revision"... If I remember correctly, machines that are still at base level can be updated by the factory. I imagine that one would have to provide a serial number to the factory to find out if an... | |
| Found Perfect Amp For My Needs, But Is It Too Old? Nightfall, I would not be terribly concerned about maintenance of M6s.... Rowland amps are built like battlewagons.... I used for 10 years a pair of M7s made in the late 80s.... When they were picked up bodily by their newest Daddy a couple of yea... | |
| corus vs coherence 2 One interesting feature of Corus is that it is compatible with an upcoming external Rowland power supply based on supercapacitor technology to be called PSU. Yes, of course, PSU will add a fair chunk to the price of a Corus, but unlike the Criteri... | |
| corus vs coherence 2 Very good points French_Fries. In the case of Rowland Corus/implementation with batteries -- under the name Criterion -- it was withdrawn about a year ago... It did sell for a 5K to 6K price premium over Corus. In my system, Criterion seems invari... | |
| corus vs coherence 2 Plataman, I am very familiar with Corus, as I own the Rowland Criterion, which shares very similar audio circuit and AC power supply. I have not experienced the Coherence series, but I am familiar with the general evolution of the Rowland sound ov... | |
| HiDiamond Power cords... Hi Ozzy, on my system, I would definitely follow Harve's recommendation.... My Rowland Criterion Pre being markedly less sensitive to PCs than my Rowland M725 amps. Guido | |
| Past Wyred4Sound STI owners Any signs of W4S looking at Ncore technology at all for any future products? Guido |