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The first Class-D amplifier was invented by British scientist Alec Reeves in the 1950s and was first called by that name in 1955. The first commercial product was a kit module called the X-10 released by Sinclair Radionics in 1964

buy from Thomann. One of the best customer services I know. https://www.thomannmusic.com/

Here in Europe, Audiophonics sells the brand online and Audiophonics have an excellent customer service reputation. Once bought a little DAC and had a once channel issue and was swapped swiftly.

Try the calibration, I think you might find it worth it.

Original dolby atmos music? Meaning it was produced from scratch with dolby atmos?

hard to stack on your desk though

Mani?

You also don't need to pay 10x the price ;-)

In general schiit produce things with 'free' or their own standards. Hence no hdmi, no dolby, no MQA and so on

5 bucks a piece?

Soon you'll have to do a 2nd run

My TC electronics DAC (BMC-2) is over 10 years old and sounds great!

It has a remote and you can absolutely use it in the set up you picture but as communicated up to 5.1 (5.1.4 is for Spatial Audio/Dolby Atmos) The claim is that it gives an immerging sound from any stereo signal, that opens the door to a huge amount of content.

Missing the point. The whole purpose is not to pay the fee(s) to Dolby and DTS; one of the USPs.

We should be skeptical of any measurement.

Let me know if somebody does this. Retail price for the module alone is 800€. Power supply is 230€ and then you still need metal or something else around it ... https://purifi-audio.com/vare/eval1/ https://www.diyclassd.com/product/smps1200a400/10

Looks like Soundimports online store of the Netherlands. Plus this case and cabling: https://www.ghentaudio.com/kit/purifi-eval1-se.html and you're close to Audiophonics compact version price.

1000W @ 2ohm?

I did compare the cheapest compact versions and got to a dif of 48% (2000 vs 1350)

Apollon is about 50% more expensive and the Vera about 2.5 times the Audiophonics, to me a bit much for a sexy case and a gain selector knob on the back