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| What is your take on high efficient speakers vs. low efficient speakers? @winnardt Apogee duetta signature can be rebuilt to be higher sensitivity, with the newer bass foils and newer midrange/tweeters and better magnets can get them up to 96-98db. | |
| DSP vs. active analog crossover vs. passive analog crossover. What is your take? Is the OP talking about passive line level crossovers vs active vs DSP. | |
| Horizontal vs Vertical biamping Not only that, but it's my experience that while the physical XO Hz & order may be known, they are only a starting point. Better performance may be obtained with active XO Hz & order quite different from stock parameters. Good ... | |
| Horizontal vs Vertical biamping That's what I like about apogee speakers, they are already set up for active you just have to change a few wires around. There is also a lot of info on using an active crossover with them, you are correct though most speakers aren't set up like th... | |
| Horizontal vs Vertical biamping Why do you have to remove the passive components from the speakers, don't you just have to bypass them and can still leave them in the speaker cabinet? | |
| Krell anticipator circuits of the 1990s Both the FPB 600 and the ksa300s have the sustained plateau bias circuit, krell just lightened the power supply on the FPB series. | |
| Krell anticipator circuits of the 1990s It seems like all of A ksa300s weighs 3lbs more than the krell FPB 600, seems like it should weight more given it's double the power. The only FPB series amp I like are the FPB 750 MCX monoblocks. | |
| Krell anticipator circuits of the 1990s The krell audio standard was the first variable bias amplifier krell made, it was their flagship amplifier at the time 1993 I believe. | |
| Krell anticipator circuits of the 1990s Krell has never been forthcoming with any of their circuit designs and schematics. They also came out with sustained plateau bias long before the FPB series came out. | |
| Krell anticipator circuits of the 1990s How would you compare it to another amp, unless it has the same exact circuit design one with the anticipator circuit and one without. | |
| Krell anticipator circuits of the 1990s I’m sure the circuit can keep up with any musical dynamics, you may have an argument on if it sounds better than straight up class A because of the added circuitry, but there is no way to compare it unless someone comes up with an amp with a switc... | |
| MoFi controversy So it’s okay to use deceptive practices, and charge more money for it. I’m pretty sure it’s a lot easier to use DSD than analog, but they charged for analog. | |
| Krell anticipator circuits of the 1990s The bias is always in class A unless you exceed a certain temperature, then the top two bias levels stay in class A/B until the temperature drops. | |
| Krell anticipator circuits of the 1990s There is opto-couplers in my ksa 300s amp. It will give you 300 watts of class A power for only a little while as the heat sinks aren't big enough to sustain it. If it gets to a certain temperature it will be class A/b on the top two bias levels u... | |
| Krell anticipator circuits of the 1990s The ksa amps with the anticipator circuit also have a couple switches on a circuit board that say relaxed/normal, if switched to relaxed mode it becomes a class A/B amp. |