Prolly came over from SBAF just to do it.We already have three terrible votes
Prolly came over from SBAF just to do it.We already have three terrible votes
My Quad 2805 speakers do not go below 4 Ohm.Every electrostat.
With my locking connectors I need to be able to turn the knob. Close connectors make this hard. In this day and age. I don't see people using rigid dual connectors. So I definitely prefer wider spacing.
That seems to match up well with the last chart here: Link
The NAD M33 seems to have a very good power supply section and use the capabilities of the first purifi design well. There is even still headroom:
Dynamic power (<1% THD, 2ohm): 815W
Now you're talking!
But which one sounds best?I can barely hear the difference between my March Stereo Purifi amp and the Buckeye NC502MP. I really have to listen hard for differences with the Revel F328Be when testing these two amps in an A/B configuration. It got to the point where I really didn't care which one was hooked up as both sounded great.
Buckeye sells the Purifi 1ET7040SA mono amp for $949 shipped. I can't imagine paying another $949 to find out, yeah they all sound pretty much the same to me.
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It isn't about the nominal rating... which is an "average" of its actual impedance across the frequency range.As I said I don't know a speaker in the market with 2@ohm rating, name one if you can.
I don’t see the point in spending any more than this for a Purifi amp. If a prettier box is worth hundreds of dollars to you then buy something else.I can barely hear the difference between my March Stereo Purifi amp and the Buckeye NC502MP. I really have to listen hard for differences with the Revel F328Be when testing these two amps in an A/B configuration. It got to the point where I really didn't care which one was hooked up as both sounded great.
Buckeye sells the Purifi 1ET7040SA mono amp for $949 shipped. I can't imagine paying another $949 to find out, yeah they all sound pretty much the same to me.
Buckeye Amps
Buckeye Amps utilizes the most advanced audio amplifier technologies available. Authorized seller for Hypex and Purifi Class D amplifiers. Based in the US. Free shipping and worldwide service!www.buckeyeamp.com
This has nothing to do with the module itself, but how the manufacturers, e.g. boXem, ... implement it.I cannot imagine what the new modules would reach then!
Working on the pre right now.pretty darn good mix of performance/price/audiophile cred. their top DAC-Preamp game to complement this is kinda missing though.
Not really, there is the design of the buffer board and some other features like auto on and gain selections and general build quality and care in the assembly .My opinion is for the most part you’re paying for someone to box the amp up. If it’s done competently, that only leaves aesthetics. I’ll pay an extra couple hundred for that, top.
Thank you for telling the right questions. Please give us the answers. I am really interested to learn. Because a lot of the the post are related to the first category.Today boXem is happy to offer an interlude with "This World" from Selah Sue.
The people in need to compare the price of our products with non existing ones, backseat engineers, marketing blurbs believers, banned manufacturer puppets, ... can now pursue their activities.
The members who would be interested in understanding what is this "active common mode rejection" that we advertise, how we did to achieve a better noise level than most 1ET400A implementations while the 1ET7040SA is 40% noisier than the 1ET400A, why the power response seems to be high passed, or what is the reason behind this U-shaped buffer can of course participate to the thread.
Have a very nice day!
Just an example, Martin Logan Renaissance 15a impedance is 0.5 Ohm at 20kHz.As I said I don't know a speaker in the market with 2@ohm rating, name one if you can.
I can barely hear the difference between my March Stereo Purifi amp and the Buckeye NC502MP. I really have to listen hard for differences with the Revel F328Be when testing these two amps in an A/B configuration. It got to the point where I really didn't care which one was hooked up as both sounded great.
Buckeye sells the Purifi 1ET7040SA mono amp for $949 shipped. I can't imagine paying another $949 to find out, yeah they all sound pretty much the same to me.