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Where can it be obtained?I purchased this little thing today... $34 with no casing.
Where can it be obtained?I purchased this little thing today... $34 with no casing.
For me it's cool..will buy it. If you don't like it, skip it for another model amplifier. Why bother my decision? If not cool for you, so be it. Chill...
I purchased this little thing today from our local builder store, this one cool too:View attachment 351894
max 54VDC 5-20A + extra 12VDC CT (PSU).
Opamp dual NE5532 original MSOP HG, big inductor with high Q.
All input balanced.
Protection UVP, OVP, OTP, OSP, DCP, resetable protection. (With socket to add as push button reset)
Mode with jumper pin:
BTL 2 channel speaker 2-8ohm
4 channel speaker 4-8ohm
2.1 channel
$34 with no casing.
Thank you @daniboun !!! Finally a proper observation of the fossiaudio story. Everyone hysterically praised the V3, and then we found out that the elemental thing that is recommended in the manufacturer's documentation, which is PFFB, was not incorporated. Of course, it will be solved in the V6 version! Cheap manager games.
I ask two elementary technical questions on the Fosija Community site, but there are no answers. Just enough to show how much they respect customers. Ask this question about total power in mono version then wait for answer???
I had the problem that the two screws on the bottom side were glued, and then a drill and a lot of trouble for the experienced.
I could add more, but I don't have time for that. Who is to blame for reading a lot of rewiew? All praise, but on a theoretical level.
Looks quite interesting. Was about to order the V3 but seems I'll have to wait for Amir's review of the new V3, aiyima models with PFFBYou are welcome.
You could expect about 190W @4R and 100W@8R with respectable noise / distortion for such a PBTL mono Fosi amp.
But let s wait for the ASR review ))
In the meantime it seems that Aiyima is one step ahead of Fosi. Their PFFB amp is already available for pre-order and Amir should test it with two GaN PSUs: 48V/10A and 48/5A
Measurements here :
AIYIMA A70
AIYIMA's latest TPA3255 power amplifier has PFFB function and is equipped with 48v5a GAN power supply. Parameter:Chipset: TPA3255+NE5532Replaceable operational amplifier chips: RT3609SM, OPA2604, OPA2134, LM4562, JRC5532, OP275GSZ, OPA1612, MUSES01/02/03...www.aiyima.com
Local builder, Indonesia. Shipping cost, maybe bad idea for you.Where can it be obtained?
He has 2 pcb boards. The blue one has PPFB. Mine, green has no PFFB and He said will cause something like oscillating so no PFFB for the green board.You are welcome.
You could expect about 190W @4R and 100W@8R with respectable noise / distortion for such a PBTL mono Fosi amp.
But let s wait for the ASR review ))
In the meantime it seems that Aiyima is one step ahead of Fosi. Their PFFB amp is already available for pre-order and Amir should test it with two GaN PSUs: 48V/10A and 48/5A
Measurements here :
AIYIMA A70
AIYIMA's latest TPA3255 power amplifier has PFFB function and is equipped with 48v5a GAN power supply. Parameter:Chipset: TPA3255+NE5532Replaceable operational amplifier chips: RT3609SM, OPA2604, OPA2134, LM4562, JRC5532, OP275GSZ, OPA1612, MUSES01/02/03...www.aiyima.com
Oh wow..aiyima's new product!You are welcome.
You could expect about 190W @4R and 100W@8R with respectable noise / distortion for such a PBTL mono Fosi amp.
But let s wait for the ASR review ))
In the meantime it seems that Aiyima is one step ahead of Fosi. Their PFFB amp is already available for pre-order and Amir should test it with two GaN PSUs: 48V/10A and 48/5A
Measurements here :
AIYIMA A70
AIYIMA's latest TPA3255 power amplifier has PFFB function and is equipped with 48v5a GAN power supply. Parameter:Chipset: TPA3255+NE5532Replaceable operational amplifier chips: RT3609SM, OPA2604, OPA2134, LM4562, JRC5532, OP275GSZ, OPA1612, MUSES01/02/03...www.aiyima.com
He just replied my DM:Thanks for sharing. I checked the user manual. This is an Indonesian Tpa3255 module but with no PFFB implementation. Anyway seems interesting .
About the mono PFFB Fosi : I don't criticize but I try to ask the right questions for the community. I already have my ASH-400 and Micro Audio projects so no need for other amps)))
He just replied my DM:
He tried PFFB, pre-filter, UCD, triple feedback mode. The most stable is pre-filter. Idk..am not expert.
You are welcome.
You could expect about 190W @4R and 100W@8R with respectable noise / distortion for such a PBTL mono Fosi amp.
But let s wait for the ASR review ))
In the meantime it seems that Aiyima is one step ahead of Fosi. Their PFFB amp is already available for pre-order and Amir should test it with two GaN PSUs: 48V/10A and 48/5A
Measurements here :
AIYIMA A70
AIYIMA's latest TPA3255 power amplifier has PFFB function and is equipped with 48v5a GAN power supply. Parameter:Chipset: TPA3255+NE5532Replaceable operational amplifier chips: RT3609SM, OPA2604, OPA2134, LM4562, JRC5532, OP275GSZ, OPA1612, MUSES01/02/03...www.aiyima.com
I usually don't pay attention to cosmetic aspects, but this A70 ... (I think it's impossible to design something uglier)
Also, it seems that doesn't work as monoblock.
Each to their own Gents. It looks just fine to me. Certainly needs the higher voltage (48V) PSU for 8 ohm speakers. Even if only for headroom.I must agree the A70 is so ugly.....
Mine does it when i turn it on..a little pop sound. Won't do damage to my speaker i think.If you’re referring to the V3, there is no pop on mine when turning off/on. The TB10D does, but only if I don’t turn the gain pot all the way down before power off/on. No issues on either my Ayima A04(upgraded) or SMSL A300.
This V3 2024 edition has been mainly revised according to the suggestions of our extensive user base. We have modified the pre-out interface to allow it to be controlled by the volume knob.Someone pointed to me this:
Fosi Audio V3 2024 Version: https://fosiaudio.com/pages/v3-2024-version
Lets see, what changes were implemented in V3 to enhance buyer satisfaction and value?
Did they add PFFB? No.
Did they add a separate power switch (i.e. a switch not integrated into the volume)? No.
Did they add better thermal coupling between the TPA3255 chip and the amplifier case? No.
Did they add better components? No.
Well, what have they added to justify the "V3 2024 version" status? The former pre-out is now controlled by the V3's power switch and volume.
Note to @Fosi Audio:
- For a company to be successful, it needs both innovation and marketing.
- Although Fosi is already known for its agressive marketing, innovation is still a crucial factor.
- When it comes to innovation (i.e., something new that brings satisfaction and value for the customer), it's important to avoid lazy engineering. Unfortunately, this has caused the downfall of many manufacturers, not just in the audio equipment industry.
That is not a question of having a pro edition. You may be missing the opportunity for disruptive innovation with the current V3 development.The pro version of V3, also an upgrade based on everyone's suggestions, is currently under development. Developing a brand new product indeed takes time, and we will strive to bring it to market within this year.
"audio in" , RCA input?
- its 8R frequency response curve is far from the curve of a proper TI PFFB implementation, and looks more like the so-called "differentiating postfilter" - which is just a cheap single 50~100pF capacitor connecting speaker out to audio in;
Yes, RCA input, thank you."audio in" , RCA input?
Well... strange as it may seem, I used to teach... innovation and quality improvement (albeit applied to healthcare)... in a business school.You don't understand the game! In management school, they call it "how to extend the life of a product".
That is not a question of having a pro edition. You may be missing the opportunity for disruptive innovation with the current V3 development.
Remember that mobile phones, personal computers and photocopiers all started as disruptive innovations. They were not "more of the same" products to serve existing customers, but new products to serve new non-consumers.
In the case of the V3, the aim might be to have the simplest amplifier possible (i.e. RCA input, speaker out, separate on/off switch, volume control, good heat dissipation, no aux outputs, no other gadgets) with flat frequency response and a SINAD of 95dB or better. Keep the good components (coils, capacitors, resistors, heat sink, potentiometer), add a decent PFFB and drop everything else. You will have a winner.
Don't cut corners, as the Ayima A70 seems to have done:
- its 8R frequency response curve is far from the curve of a proper TI PFFB implementation, and looks more like the so-called "differentiating postfilter" - which is just a cheap single 50~100pF capacitor connecting speaker out to audio in;
- its enclosure is clearly not about good heat dissipation;
- its multiple switches, variable frequencies and multiple gain choices, do not even pretend to be a Hi-Fi product; it seems to be (yet another) chi-fi thing for the Chinese domestic market..