It's a weird spot in the market because it's well above "enthusiast" pricing but it might actually be too low to be properly high end compared to the companies who routinely charge $10k+ just for a DAC or streamer. That said if I was ever going to build a $10k+ system I'd take a hard look at this.The price .. wow ..
Ah, ok. I assume I could put a low pass filter on them using Dirac or something? They're full range speakers, I just don't want to use the other cones.Use the the pre-outs without the sub setting.
If you use the pre-outs for the subs they get the same signal as the main-speakers, so no bass-management in DiracAh, ok. I assume I could put a low pass filter on them using Dirac or something? They're full range speakers, I just don't want to use the other cones.
Thanks!
Thanks, wasn't aware that the V1 did have that much output power in bridge as well. But now that I check the specifications a bit more, I wonder why the V2 hasn't higher output power than the V1. See the factory specifications from Purify. But the Eigentakt list is also a bit strange. calculating first with 1% THD and at the bottom with 0.1%.See here for the V1: Link
Because max power is power supply dependant. No change in power supply, no change in max power.I wonder why the V2 hasn't higher output power than the V1
I don't think it is good form to create a thread, then refer us to a discussion of the topic on another forum. If you want to use that forum for discussion you shouldn't post here.Really pseudoscience: Link
So one guy, arguing with Archimago (who I respect and trust when it comes to digital audio stuff), mentions a completely different white paper that might be what all this stuff is doing and I'm supposed to just believe it. As far as I'm concerned everything remotely related to Bob Stuart is fruit of the poison tree, there was an equal amount of big words and unreviewed/unsupported white papers when he was trying to sell MQA in the first place. They're the ones making the unsupported assertion that all this ultrasonic filtering tricks actually makes audio sound better and it's the same people who were absolutely using this exact technique trying to shoehorn their lossy DRM-laden scheme into all of digital audio for a decade. Let's see some research, like, with results.Really pseudoscience: Link