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Not to be a party-pooper, but what does any of this have to do with this thread topic? And don't say it all has to do with sound
Your subjective impression is noted, just wondering what pro gear it is based on, as you stated that you aren't that familiar with pro gear.
Not to be a party-pooper, but what does any of this have to do with this thread topic? And don't say it all has to do with sound
Noice. Which amp did you get?I’d like to thank Dylan for his psychic divination and wizarding abilities. Not only did he somehow surmise that today is my birthday, he also made sure the amp was delivered this afternoon. Everything looks good and initial listening impressions are very positive.
Edit: No issues so far with the Monoprice cables
I went with the 3-channel. Did a rough Dirac calibration this morning and just casual listening so far, but seems to be doing its job and doing it well. I’ll have more time to test and push it this weekend. Loving how cool it runs. I wonder if space is even needed around the unit. Tempted to place it vertically next to my AVR and out of sight… anybody know if vertical orientation is not advisable? More cable strain on the “highest” connector maybe? I am admittedly new at this.Noice. Which amp did you get?
I put the 2-channel version of his Purifi amp inside a small cabinet about 8" H x 12" W x 30" L. No ventilation except for a couple of small holes for cables. It runs cool although I don't run it super hard.Loving how cool it runs. I wonder if space is even needed around the unit.
My AVR is powering just two surrounds now and I can feel the heat venting out of it. Whereas the Buckeye powering my LCR with large towers is basically cool to the touch. To be expected for Purifi, I suppose, but still makes me giggle.I have an AC Infinity Aircom sitting on top of my 3ch Purifi set to come on when the inside temperature reaches 86F....it has yet to turn on even when I watch movies near reference (and the 3ch is running my LCR)
^I have the same setup inside an enclosed cabinet (a 3ch Buckeye Purifi with an AC Infinity Aircom S6 perched on top of it). The cabinet enclosure is ventilated with temperature-regulated fans in a 'push-pull' configuration. I had to remove the Aircom as it was just in the way (the ventilated heat from the Purifi never triggered the 86°F design setpoint of the Aircom). The cabinet fans- set at 85°F- are rarely activated, and I keep the cabinet door closed. Temperatures were verified with an infrared temperature gun at the warmest part of the amplifier.I have an AC Infinity Aircom sitting on top of my 3ch Purifi set to come on when the inside temperature reaches 86F....it has yet to turn on even when I watch movies near reference (and the 3ch is running my LCR)
Did you fix the issue Amir described in his review?I have an AC Infinity Aircom sitting on top of my 3ch Purifi set to come on when the inside temperature reaches 86F....it has yet to turn on even when I watch movies near reference (and the 3ch is running my LCR)
Yes it has been fixed and verified by multiple different measurement sources.Did you fix the issue Amir described in his review?
Also could you please let us know when you will have better looking boxes. My amps sit in the open on a rack and esthetic is also important to me!
No need to be so aggressive! I am not asking to change the cases for all just to offer the option to have better looking cases with an additional fee!@Descartes : Buckeye amps offers a streamlined product that is less expensive because it doesn't have lots of frilly cases and he doesn't spend lots of money on advertising and booths at "audiophile" shows. I like that. It is no secret that there are several other companies offering the exact same amp modules in case styles that your discerning eye might find more appealing - in the end you will get the same, awesome Hypex or Purifi performance but you will just pay more for it. I suggest you patronize one of those other suppliers if you really must get your aesthetic center appropopriately tickled. Meanwhile the rest of us have saved a bunch by going with what BuckeyeAmps has on offer.
My only regret is not going with the Black Widow Series Edition for mine.I believe Buckeye offers anodized cases.
LOLMy only regret is not going with the Black Widow Series Edition for mine.