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Having the Yamaha's Line level signal be amplified by the built-in Amp, then brought back down to Line level via the adapter, then once again amplified to Speaker level by the Fosi, sounds extremely inefficient.I am wanting to hook a pair of these up to my AVR. Its a yamaha RX A770. It doesnt have any preouts for the mains. Only for zone 2. Would something like this work acceptably to convert the speaker level output to a preamp level? https://www.audiocontrol.com/car-audio/factory-system-upgrade/lc1i/
Why not use zone 2 line out?I am wanting to hook a pair of these up to my AVR. Its a yamaha RX A770. It doesnt have any preouts for the mains. Only for zone 2. Would something like this work acceptably to convert the speaker level output to a preamp level? https://www.audiocontrol.com/car-audio/factory-system-upgrade/lc1i/
The idea was to have multichannel audio still functional. I am not sure if you could have left and right on zone 2 preouts while utilizing all the other surround speakers. Granted i have never attempted it yet.Why not use zone 2 line out?
After looking at the service manual i dont think this is in my skillset. While i do know how yo solder i have no clue where i would need to tap into.Having the Yamaha's Line level signal be amplified by the built-in Amp, then brought back down to Line level via the adapter, then once again amplified to Speaker level by the Fosi, sounds extremely inefficient.
Instead, I'd try to modify the Yamaha by adding RCA Line outputs myself.
There's a service manual available online which guides you through the disassembly process and contains detailed block diagrams and PCB schematics.
FinallyFosi just added a V3 FAQ on their Kick Starter page: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/fosiaudio/fosi-audio-v3-mono-power-amplifier/faqs
According to the manual you can activate Zone 2 with a button. I would be surprised if it deactivated the main zone, only one way to find out though....The idea was to have multichannel audio still functional. I am not sure if you could have left and right on zone 2 preouts while utilizing all the other surround speakers. Granted i have never attempted it yet.
Them being monoblocks and having two need two for stereo.What is the difference between separate 5A power supplies and on 10A supply? What is the design benefit you mentioned? Thanks
There is actually a pretty decent answer to this in their newly posted FAQ:What is the difference between separate 5A power supplies and on 10A supply? What is the design benefit you mentioned? Thanks
Actually this is also answered differently. @great04There is actually a pretty decent answer to this in their newly posted FAQ:
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I was wondering this too but it seemed so obvious I figured I was missing something.Why not use RCA to XLR adaptors instead of RCA input for better performance?
RCA inputs have additional and innecessary gain as well as op-amp 'converter'.
XLR has enough input impedance to drive single-ended voltage.