It does look as if they put the price up a bit.The 2 amps and 10 amp power supply early bird special on kickstarter is half gone already. Only 100 available. $218! Crazy
I want to buy 2mono v3 but there is 2 options : with two 48v/5a or One 48v/10a.2 X Mono V3
2 X 48V/10A
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after you select that option you can then add on another 10a psu on the next page.I want to buy 2mono v3 but there is 2 options : with two 48v/5a or One 48v/10a.
Why two 48/10a… Can you help with this???
Play safe with one 48v/10a while you can ... but yes - you can on the next page as @spandy says.I want to buy 2mono v3 but there is 2 options : with two 48v/5a or One 48v/10a.
Why two 48/10a… Can you help with this???
Haha. This guy is engineering dad funny. Amir should implement more engineering dad jokes in ASR videos.Power thermal review is up:
Me too.It's live but I'm gonna skip it, not gonna notice any difference from what I already have, Topping PA5 II+
Some said they wanted more amps to have some extra power. Note that Amir testet with the 5A power supply.I want to buy 2mono v3 but there is 2 options : with two 48v/5a or One 48v/10a.
Why two 48/10a… Can you help with this???
True.@Fosi Audio I will never stop criticizing you for this unfortunate choice of advertising replaceable op amps which lead to these endless and very boring discussions on replacing opamps.... I understand that this brings you a lot of sales to fans of the design mess, but it also leads to these pages of boredom
Thanks for your reply.The way i see it:
So yes, there are benefits to GaN power supplies. I'll get a 100W USB GaN power supply for my backpack eventually, as it seems Thinkpads and every other mobile device uses USB-C now for charging. But i see no benefit for this particular application.
- GaN is smaller, this is mainly why it was developed.
- It might run cooler, because of slightly higher efficiency than regular switching supplies and far higher switching frequency.
- It has no impact on fidelity.
- It costs more.
- If you buy it, your hifi buddies will say "Ohh, GaN! You must be from the future!"
- If i meet you i will say "Ohh boy, GaN, you must have money to burn."
I personally would also advice against the shared 10A power supply for the mono blocks. Yes, today you will use them stacked on your desk with the Y-cable, but maybe not in a few years. Better get 5A to make sure they can be used meters apart.
I also don't see the benefit of a 10A power supply for a single V3 mono, as there are no measurements made by "our guys" that show a clear benefit. If there are benefits, they are at the very edge of performance for these chipamps, where i never will run them.
In summary:
- ignore GaN for this application
- 2x 5A is more flexible than 1x 10A
- 5A gives you the performance as it was measured by Amir
April 20th, 15:00 UTC.
Great video, i like the parts jumping around on their PCB
BTW, so far we haven't heard anything about cost. Saving 30% is nice and all, but what are we saving it on?
Me too!Fastest overfunded project ever? I got 2 amps with 2 48v/5a psu as I plan to keep them very close to my speakers and run long XLR's. Looking forward to these.
A supply for each ampWhy two 48/10a… Can you help with this???