That's what I like about Buckeye Amps. Dylan's not just building what he thinks he can sell but also an amp he wants to use personally.I can do proper trigger control as well, have a toggle switch for always on, trigger, or auto sense
That's what I like about Buckeye Amps. Dylan's not just building what he thinks he can sell but also an amp he wants to use personally.I can do proper trigger control as well, have a toggle switch for always on, trigger, or auto sense
I would be interested in a Purifi amp that has RCA inputs as well and it can be fully driven by 2V coming from Denon Receiver. I believe Apollon has such a design.
With a 26.5dB gain the Purifi amp works fine with the Denon 4700 using the Monolith XLR to RCA cables. Audyssey increases the levels +2 dB to match the internal AVR amps. Adding RCA plugs to the Purifi build adds cost for everyone while most will use it with XLR DAC's and Pre-amps. There are many different brands of XLR to RCA cables available that work for this purpose. The key will be having a 26dB gain stage on the Purifi if you plan to use it with the Denon 3700/4700/6700.
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I know you can but when you start talking about custom buffers I wonder what the effect will be on the price. Would this still be a Neurochrome buffer?I can do proper trigger control as well, have a toggle switch for always on, trigger, or auto sense
At the moment I am pricing a custom input buffer that has the following:I know you can but when you start talking about custom buffers I wonder what the effect will be on the price. Would this still be a Neurochrome buffer?
As the wish list grows so does the price. Clipping indicators, power regulators, soft start, dual selectable balanced/unbalanced inputs, externally adjustable gain. Where to stop?
As I'm sure you know Neutrik make an RCA jack that would be a low/no cost directs swap for the XLR that could take advantage of the single ended capabilities of the Neurochrome buffer. While I personnaly use XLR not everyone wants or needs it.It may detract some buyers, but the design I am going for is XLR in only. A properly wired RCA to XLR cable will still always be all that is needed for those with RCA.
There will be adjustable gain.
The goal is affordable yet excellent performing product.
Wow, hard to keep up!At the moment I am pricing a custom input buffer that has the following:
- OPA1612
- Similar voltage regulator(s) as the EVAL1 board
- Hypex SMPS1200A400 input
- PCB mounted Neutrik XLR connectors (with screws to secure the connectors to the back chassis for extra durability)
- Speaker binding posts (not PCB mounted)
- Slide switch for Auto Sensing, Always On, 12V Trigger in (12v trigger PCB mounted)
- Slide switch for Low, Medium, High gain
Depending on cost, I may eliminate a feature or two. Waiting for the quote.
The input board would be for 2ch and then a similar board for 3ch.
This already exists on the @boXem | audio Purifi. It's a brilliant function.The custom board I am exploring would have Auto Sensing On/Off
2 and 3 channel options.Wow, hard to keep up!
So Neurochrome out 3 channel in?
Why not mono input boards and you can scale them for 1 to N channels in the future?The input board would be for 2ch and then a similar board for 3ch.
That is factoring into the price. Though for right now I would only be targeting two and three channels. If once I roll everything out there is interest from people who REALLY want to use Purifi modules for surround and Atmos speakers...Why not mono input boards and you can scale them for 1 to N channels in the future?