Well, i'm not too far from that - except the amps and Xover DSP will be outside of the speaker cabinets, which gives ample opportunity for audiophile cable tweaks
Has the dream of the mono Purifi amps from Audiophonics come true yet? August is almost done!We will release a LPA Purifi Mono during August, then we will start to think to a 3ch HPA .
3x SMPS600 or SMPS1200 + SMPS600 ?
I think most of you will prefer 3x SMPS600
They said to me they're still working on it. Release is planned from September.Has the dream of the mono Purifi amps from Audiophonics come true yet? August is almost done!
Thanks.
I noticed when I switch the gain to bypass (lowest), there's a noticeable channel imbalance prioritizing the left channel.
FWIW, I encountered the channel imbalance problem in bypass mode, and after a bit of troubleshooting, turned out I had misplaced one jumper on connector pins (connecting nothing to 1 instead of 1 to 2) - for my defence, these are tiny black jumpers on black PCB and it had been a long day
Besides, I noticed some minor assembly issue (ribbon cable partly pinched during casing assembly), Audiophonics support replied as soon as reported and the replacement part is on its way - so nothing to really complain about.
Soundwise, at first sight it's just as expected : no hum, no hiss , dead silent and a feeling of unlimited clean power.
I didn't actually know that y'all had any info or contact with Audiophonics on this matter when I contacted them yesterday to suggest exactly such a product. Their response today was as follows:Any news about the upcoming audiophonic purifi mono
First things first: You won't damage anythingHi @TabCam,
Is that gustard suitable for bypass mode of the amp? I do not want to damage anything in the long run.
I did it primarily to have more usable volume steps. With the M500 and my Canton Vento 896 (88.5 dB) I could only ever use the first 15 out of 40 steps. With bypass I can go up to 25 without deafening sound.Is it reasonable to keep bypass set?
I did it primarily to have more usable volume steps. With the M500 and my Canton Vento 896 (88.5 dB) I could only ever use the first 15 out of 40 steps. With bypass I can go up to 25 without deafening sound.
Yeah, I'm an old geezer and like to use my remote control for volume control. But it is digital volume control in both ways (dac/app). My M500 also plays TV sound via Toslink and if I would leave it at full volume for music I would die everytime someone turns the TV on.So you control volume in the dac itself?