poseidon1500
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| My Node 2i has become a rather expensive remote. Mrpsync, Sorry to hear that it didn't work out. But at least something positive came out of it! I hadn't tried the Ifi myself, I just went off from what other people said. And i'm glad that you were able to return it! Hopefully you find some... | |
| My Node 2i has become a rather expensive remote. Mrpsync, how did it work out for you? | |
| Amplifier stability with very low impedance, high efficiency mid/tweeter section??? Audioman58, I've never listened to a Coda amp but would love to! Ralph, I should say the main reason I want to use two midrange drivers is to match their output level to the tweeter for the same given power input. But I'm going by the notion... | |
| Amplifier stability with very low impedance, high efficiency mid/tweeter section??? fiesta75, I quite like my YBA and haven’t heard a class D that matches it in overall tone so I’m sticking with it but I may be using ICEpower for 200hz and down. | |
| Amplifier stability with very low impedance, high efficiency mid/tweeter section??? Ralph, thanks for explaining that! This is simply for a speaker I'm thinking of making myself, not for an existing product. Once I model it I'll have a better idea of the impedance curve. But that certainly gives me something to think about. ... | |
| Amplifier stability with very low impedance, high efficiency mid/tweeter section??? MC, I didn't just laugh at your post. I definitely get what you're saying. To a large degree I agree with you. If it won't blow up and it sounds great then that's all I care about. I know the principle behind Tekton and why people like them.... | |
| Amplifier stability with very low impedance, high efficiency mid/tweeter section??? Erik, Ok that makes sense. Ralph, That is what I needed to know, and then some! Thank you!! Could you explain the part about feedback falling off in the audio band as frequency increases? I have no idea what that means. Something to do with ne... | |
| Amplifier stability with very low impedance, high efficiency mid/tweeter section??? Lol MillerCarbon. Erik, I've looked at a bunch of other stereophile measurements of amps. They all fluctuate in impedance but but it's not by very much, at least most of them. I guess you would need an amplifier with an output impedance of le... | |
| Amplifier stability with very low impedance, high efficiency mid/tweeter section??? I understand that the lower the load the more heat has to be dissipated, therefore the more output devices and heatsinking. I just thought that it was low frequencies that were responsible for the majority of this demand, not higher midrange and ... | |
| Amplifier stability with very low impedance, high efficiency mid/tweeter section??? OK. I understand that speaker impedance fluctuates with frequency. I think what you're pointing out is that a low dip in a speaker's impedance (no matter at which frequency) is going to present a problem for a typical amplifier to track a flat fr... | |
| Amplifier stability with very low impedance, high efficiency mid/tweeter section??? Thanks Erik. But I'm still not sure I understand and maybe I won't. Are you saying that driving a high efficiency low impedance mid/tweeter section will be no easier for the amplifier than driving a full range lower efficiency speaker that dips ... | |
| My Node 2i has become a rather expensive remote. Mrpsync, I also suggest the Ifi Zen Stream. There is a 20 minute video on Youtube from Audio Excellence (dealer in Toronto) comparing the Node vs Zen in which they basically say the Zen is *alot* better in sound quality. And they are not the onl... | |
| Protect LED on McCormack DNA HT1 wont go off Thanks for the responses.. nice to hear from the designer himself! You are correct, it was a fuse. I didn't originally see it because it was one of the ones buried at the bottom of the board, I had to use a snake light to see it! Quite the use of ... |