Whoa, I like that big display! I could read it from across the room, even being middle-aged!
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Buckeye Amps 2ch Integrated Amplifier
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Nice! So 3 pairs RCA + 2 pairs of XLR analog, presumably a pair of RCA are sub outs?
The volume display is so large that it can be seen from orbit. Hopefully with auto-dim option.
And from the options in front the expansion DAC would include streaming, so all-in-one solution. And modular as when updates roll out just swap the board.
Chassis looks nice too.
The volume display is so large that it can be seen from orbit. Hopefully with auto-dim option.
And from the options in front the expansion DAC would include streaming, so all-in-one solution. And modular as when updates roll out just swap the board.
Chassis looks nice too.
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Yes for the sub out.
At a minimum the display will not be that bright. We still have some UI/aesthetics to do so will make sure display brightness is not overlooked
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Yes but we ship worldwide
@Buckeye Amps - when?
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No ETA yet. Don’t want to put any pressure on myself and make sure it is perfect
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Yup...
Totally understand.... absolutely...
Ok... how about now... is it ready...
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Will Buckeye Amps be offering any 'Customization Options' for this upcoming product ?
edit - by this I mean 'customization options' as currently offered for Buckeye power amplifiers
edit - by this I mean 'customization options' as currently offered for Buckeye power amplifiers
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What type would you be thinking of?
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Will the 'Customization Options' currently available to Buckeye power amplifiers be available for this upcoming product ?
Powder Coating, Anodizing, and perhaps specialty I/O requests like SpeakOn terminals?
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Customization for this product is TBD. A trade off of going with a different case manufacturer for a nicer case is potentially losing a lot of the customization options I offer now.
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Then I hope it comes with SpeakOn connectors. Binding posts are yesterday's speaker wire connection technology. And they are a PITA to use.
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Too many customers still use Binding Post termination to make speakON standard at the moment
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Here's an idea: drill the chassis for SpeakOn connectors, and then supply binding posts on little square adapter plates, or vice versa. Or some other sort of universal chassis opening that could be outfitted with either type without requiring two versions of the same chassis.
will there be any sort of bass management capability? e.g., high and low pass cross overs for the mains and sub(s)?
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^^^ Ah-ha, another person who might be interested in a DSP+amplifier combo, like I suggested a few days ago.
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We will be having an official announcement on Youthman's YouTube channel sometime in August (will provide official date and link once known). Most know what it is by now, but full details will be revealed and other specs, etc.
any hints as to what sort of room correction features may be included? I assume something like dirac is difficult/impossible to incorporate as a smaller business?
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