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FOR SALE Hypex Pre Amplifier DIY ClassD Asking $650 buyer pays shipping, Willing to ship to US, Original Price was $1350 This is fully built Hypex Kit which is working perfectly. It is as good as new. I have had it for 9 months. Graded at 9 because there are two slight 1 inch scratches on the...

I don't understand the question. :D

I started the conversation in the DIY thread for a reason, which is to eliminate the weakest link (after the room and the speakers). To check if I need to (or can) build a passive preamp. My question is also: If they are not digital or perfect by design, why are the class D kits so popular in...

This really has nothing to do with this review thread... that is a DIY option, this is a built amp. The 2 are not exactly comparable, apples and oranges. JSmith

@Gregoire90 here are a few good to great DIY designs: https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/asr-directiva-open-source-speaker-review.27094/ https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/selah-integrity-diy-speaker-kit-review.15695/...

If DIY is possible, I think it is easy to implement.

The Hivi 3.1A seems like a great candidate: https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/hivi-3-1a-diy-speaker-with-sehlin-mod-review.15802/ https://www.soundimports.eu/en/hivi-diy31-kit-white.html Please note though that what Amir tested was a modified version of the 3.1A, the...

I bought a pair of these after seeing this review as I couldn’t decide between this and Purifi. I can confirm they sound phenomenal. Exceptionally good. Very happy. When I bought them a few weeks ago from KJF Audio here in the UK they were £850 each (including VAT). I can strongly recommend...

Yes, I will wait until the Sylph reviews and out of curiosity waiting for Fosi and Ayima to. As I said before I already hava a ZA3 so i´m not in a hurry. To be honest I would prefer to build one but doing a DIY project should have some winnings in either price or performance. Preferably both. I...

Btw, was able to confirm that the CX-150 coaxial used in Orian sold poorly as a standalone driver. Also, that PE only plans to sell it as part of the Orian kit. This is unusual for them. I would not buy a DiY speaker that did not have the drivers available for spares. Lends credence to the rumor...

thank you. I am sure this will be a fun discovery journey. The only thing I dislike abut the Topping is the separate power supply. Is Hypex pretty much the standard for DIY?

From above review: Nice DIY open source project for a very fair price, hope it will be successful.

Use the following link and check out Amir's amplifier reviews: https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?pages/Reviews/. Two Topping PA7 probably would serve you well. Note that some people have complained about quality issues with Topping, but I have had no issues with my MX5...

True. :confused: But they switch (0 and 1) some kind of pulse (samples) at a frequency that complies with the Nyquist–Shannon sampling theorem :cool:. I am not too sure that that theorem is relevant here... So they behave "digital", correct? Do their success in DIY kits and good reviews by...

Great review, and discussion. I don't do any DIY or electronics so initially I simply looked at the measurements and voted low (not terrible). The discussion has evolved: some nostalgia, some recognition that this is a good learning tool and some lovely interaction with the actual designer. In...

I would love to see the PartsExpress Solstice kit by Jeff Bagby be reviewed with the Klippel NFS. It's one of the very few tower DIY kits that comes with a full flatpack with a ton of builds. And I'm curious how the TMM 2-way holds up.

Which sounds best? It's in the ear of the beholder.

The relatively new SB/Satori WO24TX-4 driver was just reviewed by Vance Dickason and published on the audioxpress site. To my inexperienced eyes the numbers look unsurprisingly good as with the rest of the textreme drivers from Satori. Anyone see any issues here? I have not seen any DIY...

No, they are analogue in all aspects. Forget all about thinking because there are square waves that are then filtered down to the audio output. It is analogue.

DIY Audio is a good source of information and the occasional review, especially for those who are speaker builders. https://www.diyaudio.com/community/