It’s 30 years speakers and cable.Crap cables (no ofense).
This weekend i have chance to test V3 Vs PrimatLuna Prologue One full tube and some expensive B&W speakers.
There isnt comparation between the two, but despite everything, taking in consideration the prices, the V3 did show good bass and sound overall.
Some details were lost, difficulty to keep more complex music in order and stage....but for the price, was very ok.
Just for curiosity, we had to put volume near 95% on Fosi, just to ear high enough the sound from these speakers, as much as 45% volume on the Luna....
Nice time spend, good musice and lot of share of experiences......thats the most important!
Aren't you concerned about those spades shorting? I recently got some about the size of yours and decided keep the bananas. The posts were a bit farther apart but still, scared me.
You're reading it wrong.Would love to learn how read this graph is the context of this amp.
Does spending the extra $45 for the 48v power supply become a necessity for these speakers being driven by this amp, or am I reading the impedance graph wrong?
Thanks. So the 48v power supply would just get me more watts for driving my selected speakers to a higher output level, but not be necessary based on the impedance presented by the speaker (which falls well within the range of what the Fossi V3 can readily take care of)?You're reading it wrong.
Minimum impedance is around 5ohm - certainly above 4 ohm. In any case the extra volts of the 48V doesn't really improve the ability to drive difficult speakers. You need current for that, And even then it only really applies at high output.
Right on both counts. More power (a bit) and no downside.Thanks. So the 48v power supply would just get me more watts for driving my selected speakers to a higher output level, but not be necessary based on the impedance presented by the speaker (which falls well within the range of what the Fossi V3 can readily take care of)?
Conversely, any downside to the higher voltage power supply (other than increasing the cost by 50%)? Since it is a switching power supply, it doesn't tend to draw lots more power from the wall unless it actually needs it, IIRC.
I didn't like the sound of the Fosi V3, so much so that I returned it to Amazon. Compared to the Aiyima A07, the sound seems duller. It's all there, but it lacks the clarity, flesh and presence that are so impressive from such an inexpensive amp as the Aiyima. Even the Aiyima Max isn't as good.
But sure but sureI didn't like the sound of the Fosi V3, so much so that I returned it to Amazon. Compared to the Aiyima A07, the sound seems duller. It's all there, but it lacks the clarity, flesh and presence that are so impressive from such an inexpensive amp as the Aiyima. Even the Aiyima Max isn't as good.
Its true I found some speakers with low ohms prefered the A07, mids and highs had more clarity! All tests were blind. On some speakers the V3 created a veiled wall or flatness untill you cranked the volume very high. But some 8ohm speakers love the the power and sounded better on the V3. Synergies is very dependent upon speakers imo.I didn't like the sound of the Fosi V3, so much so that I returned it to Amazon. Compared to the Aiyima A07, the sound seems duller. It's all there, but it lacks the clarity, flesh and presence that are so impressive from such an inexpensive amp as the Aiyima. Even the Aiyima Max isn't as good.
Were they also accurately level matched? WIth a DVM?All tests were blind
Nope I send people who can hear better than me run a few tests at the same levels ask which they liked run the same tests without changes to check if they think I've changed something then use that to determine which they preferred.Were they also accurately level matched? WIth a DVM?