mean wells has power supplies that can go above thousands of watts.
Perhaps this RSP-1000-48
https://www.meanwell.com/Upload/PDF/RSP-1000/RSP-1000-SPEC.PDF
However, 2 x 400-500w power supplies actually may be cheaper.
not entirely accurate. A PC software can decode full 9.x.6 atmos track, and play it over 16 speakers.
https://professional.dolby.com/product/dolby-atmos-content-creation/dolby-atmos-renderer/
It works great for music. Does not work on moives though.
There is a thread here on ASR talking about convolver.
https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/a-comparison-of-convolution-engines.43290/post-1595453
https://merging.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/PUBLICDOC/pages/4819248/Cisco+CBS350-8+Auto-configuration.
I guess time to add another Cisco switch to the shopping cart.
I have always been a big fan of RME because of its bomb-proof reliability. But, I think I will do Merging/aes67 if I am going to build an system around an Arvus.
This is what I read between the lines from existing ART materials. 50Hz low pass for the sub, maybe near field. 50Hz - 150Hz, using all the speakers available.
My experiences with these OP amps is that one may not be able to tell any differences. A lot depends on the rest of your audio chain. Furthermore, the quality of your power supply matters more. Something that I wanted to try but never got around is a parallel nec 5532 amp, designed by Douglas...
Thanks for your reply. I use a conjunction "or" as you may have used a pro amp with built-in AES67 interface.
I am not too familar with Merging products, but I believe that MAD is a software ASIO driver for Windows 10 or 11 and the Hapi can act as a switch as it has 2 ethernet ports. So, you...