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AwesomeI even ordered a custom t-shirt since there is no official merch. 2 kool 4 school! lol@Hypexsales
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AwesomeI even ordered a custom t-shirt since there is no official merch. 2 kool 4 school! lol@Hypexsales
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Am not sure who Amplifierking is but yesterday we contacted all our OEM customers who have shown interest in our NCx500 OEM and would like to order samples when ready. We currently have a pre-production batch in for final evaluation before mass production and from this batch we can send out samples for those OEM customers.
I can only assume amplifierking is one of those customers just like BoXem is.
Anyway. Also Amir will get his units soon, just so you all know.
we will have more information on the Nilai500DIY very soon.Any updates on when the nilai500 will be available? Thanks...
we will have more information on the Nilai500DIY very soon.
Mine arrived today.Something arrived earlier this week
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You just need to date geekier womenWell if that doesn't attract the women nothing will.
Yes indeed.Are you going to be doing an article on these @SIY ?
Is it glue or thermal paste between the components on the NCx500?Something arrived earlier this week
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It is glue. Hypex applies it on all their modules. Purpose is to strengthen heavy components during transportation.Is it glue or thermal paste between the components on the NCx500?
What is the purpose?
Is this a possible diy upgrade that could be applied to older modules?
Hypex said it is pin compatible with the former NC500 OEM, but since they don't sell these modules directly, I suppose users have to buy them through the manufacturer of their amplifiers, right @Hypexsales ?Is this a possible diy upgrade that could be applied to older modules?
Seems to be a trend lately,big Icepower modules are like that too although the cause for the later seemed to be protecting heavy capacitors and coils from vibrations caused by the PS sometimes that produced some audible hum.Is it glue or thermal paste between the components on the NCx500?
What is the purpose?
Is NAD being careful here, or do their amps have a minimum impedance limit at 4 ohm, or am I missing something here?Apogee Diva has a nominal impedance of 3 Ohms, which is not going to operate properly with any NAD amplifier as their impedance is well below our 4 Ohm minimum impedance limit...we recommend using a 4-ohm impedance as this is the intended specs of all NAD amplifiers.
Thanks for the info. What NAD told me prompted me to register here and ask what's the situtation with the other manufacturers, as I have not seen it mentioned on NAD products specs that they would have such a limitation. Maybe I've missed it.@Lomako The current Hypex amps (so not the ones this thread is about) will have no trouble at all with low ohm loads.
Thanks for the info. What NAD told me prompted me to register here and ask what's the situtation with the other manufacturers, as I have not seen it mentioned on NAD products specs that they would have such a limitation. Maybe I've missed it.