pixelgarden
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What dimension is Volt + D PCB or the entire case in general.? Deciding out on a custom enclosure.
Thanks. I am constantly working on tuning my Dual chip Red board as well since last 6 months.The case is 9 3/4" W x 6 3/4" D x 2 1/2" H
Allo Volt was something a few years back. Nowadays you can find equal or better performance for a lower price and in a metal case.Just wondering why conversation around this thing fell off. I see the Volt+D is sold out and have seen mention of it being discontinued. Is the technology just old at this point? Will it be replaced with something new from Allo? It seems like the Fosi v3 is about as close as you can get to this nowadays?
Allo Volt was something a few years back. Nowadays you can find equal or better performance for a lower price and in a metal case.
Don’t misunderstand me. Allo products have a very good reputation and are well engineered. The Volt remains a good product in its segment.
But in the market segment of the Volt, price is king. So the Volt’s commercial positioning is a tough place to be.
Not sure about that. I recently reached out and customer service was prompt, friendly and efficient.I haven't seen anything from Johan, the Allo guy who was on the forums, in years and I don't know if they've released anything new recently. They seem kind of moribund.
Not sure about that. I recently reached out and customer service was prompt, friendly and efficient.
I don't think they are out of business, but they don't seem to be producing any new products, which seems very different from their vigorous product development pre-covid. It seems to be in a holding pattern.Not sure about that. I recently reached out and customer service was prompt, friendly and efficient.
This listing shows the original Power supply with the center pin marked positive (2nd picture, if you squint real hard): https://reverb.com/uk/item/61306206...b-sound-musical-powerful-unique-quiet-a-clearI know this is an older post, but I have been looking for an answer for a while without any luck. I will post on AudioKarma as well…
I have the Volt+D and I lost the power brick for it. Since I have multiple other power bricks, and a set of the correct size plug, only thing I need to know is if the polarity of the Volt power plug is center positive. I assume it is, but I’d rather not let out the magic smoke.
Thank you for this info. I don’t know how I missed it on the power supply, but it did.This listing shows the original Power supply with the center pin marked positive (2nd picture, if you squint real hard): https://reverb.com/uk/item/61306206...b-sound-musical-powerful-unique-quiet-a-clear
The 19v power supply that Allo sells on its own is also center positive:
https://www.allo.com/sparky/19v-power-supply.html#features
I was looking for those, but couldn’t find the correct size. Everything I found was either too large or too small. I went with one that has a short lead on them and I’m going to modify an adapter that I have with the new plug.
I never had the original PSU and used a laptop PSU with one of this (type A):I was looking for those, but couldn’t find the correct size. Everything I found was either too large or too small. I went with one that has a short lead on them and I’m going to modify an adapter that I have with the new plug.