maty
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With the second track, piano, it is very easy.
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maty
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Perhaps the problems is yout Hypex NC252MP. Try with one of your class A / AB amps.
Dirk_67
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Did you know that you can write 3 sentences or even more in one post ?
Unfortunately the review is Patreon only: https://www.alpha-audio.nl/review/triple-test-hypex-nilai-purifi-eigentakt-eval1-icepower-700as2/
What about the much more significant differences introduced by the recording process of each?
If you are not able to get these very basics, you have a problem indeed.
Agreed. No need to post three times in a row that way...
@maty himself wrote that the levels were not matched. No need to search further.
maty
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In principle the levels should be adjusted because they measure it. It is not much of a difference, so it is easy to even them out afterwards.
He got confused and left the camera's microphone on. In any case, I insist, in the piano track the difference is abysmal. Logically, our amplifier that is not class D to be able to appreciate it, I say.
BTW, my JRiver MC 64 bits: Tools/Options/Audio/Audio device: Kernel streaming.
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He got confused and left the camera's microphone on. In any case, I insist, in the piano track the difference is abysmal. Logically, our amplifier that is not class D to be able to appreciate it, I say.
BTW, my JRiver MC 64 bits: Tools/Options/Audio/Audio device: Kernel streaming.
Kernel Streaming, ASIO, WASAPI... and music players (Foobar, JRiver...)
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maty
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English and without Patreon. Any case, the review is the streaming.
Alpha Audio - January 29, 2023 – 10:30 CET – Live Stream Review – Three times Class D! Hypex, Purifi, ICEpower
YES!!! The first live stream of this year! And we are going to make another great one! This time: 3 x NEXT GEN class D. The latest Hypex Nilai, the latest generation Purifi Eigentakt and a nice ICEpower class D amplifier. These are three power amplifiers that you can also make your own. In short:…
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Dirk_67
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back to topic:
(away from the three stooges)
@Hypexsales:
on diyclassd.com you write "Warranty: 5 years / 20.000h"
(valid only for Nilai-related products ? / is there a "operating hour counter" in the Nilai-Modules ?)
1.)
why do you write in the datasheets / manuals then:
"DIYClassD.com warrants this device for a period of two years after the original date of purchase against defects due to faulty workmanship or materials arising from normal use of the device..."
e.g. here -> https://www.diyclassd.com/documenten/download/2457
2.)
is this a "manufacturer warranty" that is valid no matter where (at which reseller) I bought my Nilai-Kit or Nilai-Module?
So in case of warranty, do I have to contact my reseller first,
or can I (or must I) contact you (hypex) directly and to validate my warranty I just show you my original purchase receipt (from the reseller) ?
(Is it needed to have a S/N on my resellers purchase receipt ?)
(away from the three stooges)
@Hypexsales:
on diyclassd.com you write "Warranty: 5 years / 20.000h"
(valid only for Nilai-related products ? / is there a "operating hour counter" in the Nilai-Modules ?)
1.)
why do you write in the datasheets / manuals then:
"DIYClassD.com warrants this device for a period of two years after the original date of purchase against defects due to faulty workmanship or materials arising from normal use of the device..."
e.g. here -> https://www.diyclassd.com/documenten/download/2457
2.)
is this a "manufacturer warranty" that is valid no matter where (at which reseller) I bought my Nilai-Kit or Nilai-Module?
So in case of warranty, do I have to contact my reseller first,
or can I (or must I) contact you (hypex) directly and to validate my warranty I just show you my original purchase receipt (from the reseller) ?
(Is it needed to have a S/N on my resellers purchase receipt ?)
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Is it 20000 hours of operation? How do they know that? Does the module register them?
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Who knows,it's the first time I see such a warranty for an amp.
But if it does have a counter it should be evident to the user or else has no credible value.
I plan to build an amp with Hypex Nilai but use my home made amplifier box. Unfortunately, it is not yet possible to buy separate amp modules with associated PSUs. I chatted with SoundImports who replied that they only sell a complete kit with amplifier box. However, when I emailed Hypex directly, they replied that it will be possible to order modules and PSU within 2-3 months. Whether it will be cheaper than buying a kit is unclear.
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Dirk_67
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hmmm... I think you are right !plus21% Dutchshipping address VAT
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quote from here https://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/consumers/shopping/vat/index_en.htm :
"Buying online from another EU country"
[...]
"Any company that sold more than €10,000 in goods to other EU countries during the previous financial year must apply the VAT rate of the country of destination"
Then I really seriously ask myself why a VAT of 21% is always shown on my invoices from "soundimports.eu" and "diyclassd.com" (and not the German value of 19%) ?
(both are Dutch companies)
I think there's something wrong - can you explain it @Hypexsales ?
To keep simple, compare buying a 2 channel Nilia kit to a Nilai build. The kit is about $1300. For the Nilai modules will be $950. This leaves $250 for a case, connectors and wiring harnesses. So, it could be close, but the kit will be considerably more convenient to build.
This could scale a bit more in favor of the individual modules in a multichannel build. Nilai seems overkill for a home theater in my opinion though. For the price, would look at the Buckeye NC502MP 8 channel or may be build a 3 channel Purifi for the LCR and do the surrounds with a commercial amp. Nilai parts might still be an option for the fronts but would need to check on whether the power supply can do. It has 2 amp power connectors, so would have to build a splitter cable.
This could scale a bit more in favor of the individual modules in a multichannel build. Nilai seems overkill for a home theater in my opinion though. For the price, would look at the Buckeye NC502MP 8 channel or may be build a 3 channel Purifi for the LCR and do the surrounds with a commercial amp. Nilai parts might still be an option for the fronts but would need to check on whether the power supply can do. It has 2 amp power connectors, so would have to build a splitter cable.
Fyi, might get a faster response from soundimports as hypexsales is likely busy at the Integrated Systems show (gauging by his recent email signature)
