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Buckeye Amps: New US based Hypex multichannel amplifier builder, line-up announcement!
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Don’t they come with a “single pull” guarantee these days?Great. Just what we need: Hard to start speakers!!
Great. Just what we need: Hard to start speakers!!
But not until after 60,000 miles and then they sound like new again!
Sound that is shockingly good too.
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But not until after 60,000 miles and then they sound like new again!
Sound that is shockingly good too.
For some ears perhaps........
I still prefer the 'warmth' of an amplifier that is powered up with a hand crank
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Buckeye Amps is now selling their 2-channel Hypex NC502MP amplifier for $695.
www.buckeyeamp.com
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Buckeye Amps utilizes the most advanced audio amplifier technologies available. Authorized seller for Hypex and Purifi Class D amplifiers. Based in the US. Free shipping and worldwide service!
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What was original price, and do I need this?Buckeye Amps is now selling their 2-channel Hypex NC502MP amplifier for $695.
Buckeye Amps
Buckeye Amps utilizes the most advanced audio amplifier technologies available. Authorized seller for Hypex and Purifi Class D amplifiers. Based in the US. Free shipping and worldwide service!
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It was $750 in May 2023 when I purchased one.What was original price, and do I need this?
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Happy Holidays to all! Please be aware that any new orders placed as of today will not ship out until after Christmas. Thank you to everyone for making Buckeye Amps a huge success in the audio world!
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Might be relevant to some but we plan on offering a mono version of the Hypex NC2k sometime by Q1/Q2 of 2024
I’m already confused by all the options.
So the recent announcements include 2 new amps...
Coming soon:
1. Hypex NC2k
2. Purifi 9040 (aka 1ET9040)
Already Available:
3. Hypex NCx500
4. Hypex NC252MP
5. Hypex NC502MP
6. Purifi 1ET7040SA
7. Purifi 1ET400A
It would be nice to get some kind of comparison breakdown.
I would love to create such a thread, but my understanding of amp technology and the differences is rather limited. Otherwise, I would have created such a thread already.
So the recent announcements include 2 new amps...
Coming soon:
1. Hypex NC2k
2. Purifi 9040 (aka 1ET9040)
Already Available:
3. Hypex NCx500
4. Hypex NC252MP
5. Hypex NC502MP
6. Purifi 1ET7040SA
7. Purifi 1ET400A
It would be nice to get some kind of comparison breakdown.
I would love to create such a thread, but my understanding of amp technology and the differences is rather limited. Otherwise, I would have created such a thread already.
I'll think about it. What to compare, how to present, what is considered poor, average, good and excellent etc.
Hi, I am new here I am going to be buying the PURIFI 1ET400A 3-Channel and trying to figure out which cables I need. My receiver only has RCA so I am looking at these cables: https://www.bluejeanscable.com/store/balancedaudio/balanced-to-unbalanced-cables.htm but I cant tell which connector I need.
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Unbalanced (RCA M) to Balanced (XLR M)
Ahh ok, Thank You.
I don't know if they include a wiring diagram, and how their price compared to Monoprice's, that does include the wiring diagram that looks correct based on Hypex's recommendation. I have used Monoprice's and know they worked well, i.e. no audible ground loop hum, no hiss either.
For $11 each, the Monoprice ones are safe bet.
Agreed, but for my money I buy them direct from Monoprice.
The juggernaut Amazon doesn't need a cut of my cash.
I did try to link Monoprice but the wiring diagram there would not work for some reason. It's there but remained tiny when clicked on.Agreed, but for my money I buy them direct from Monoprice.
The juggernaut Amazon doesn't need a cut of my cash.
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Actually, that's the one brand Dylan suggested staying away from for RCA/XLR cables in the past. I guess they can introduce some noise.
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There was a run of bad ones at one time it seems, based on a wide survey of owners over a couple of years. I believe they are good to be used again for a while now.
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