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Amazon say "The adjustable High-Pass Filter (60Hz,80hz,100hz,120Hz) protects your main speakers" ???
But i don't think this one have HPF. The one with HPF is " O-Noorus D1 PRO".
Amazon say "The adjustable High-Pass Filter (60Hz,80hz,100hz,120Hz) protects your main speakers" ???
But i don't think this one have HPF. The one with HPF is " O-Noorus D1 PRO".
And, if you have a Prime VISA card you can save another 5%. What's not to like - even if you use it for a set of outdoor speakers on your deck. Although it comes with only a 36VDC PSU, I wonder if it's spec'd for use with a 51VDC PSU? Update: Yes, I just confirmed it can handle a 48VDC PSU.
I received my D1 today and just hooked it up. It does have the fixed 80 Hz subwoofer LPF, but it doesn't seem to have a HPF for the L/R speakers like the D1 Pro does.
It gets slightly warm using the included 36V/5A power supply when listening at moderate volume; certainly not hot.
I don't have the ability to do a proper A/B test to compare it to my RSL iA255.1, but I think it sounds pretty good, especially for such a cheap price.
I’ve owned an O-NOORUS D1 since its official release (over two years ago); I’ve never encountered a single issue with it, and it still works perfectly, even though it is never fully turned off (it always stays in standby/IDLE mode).
One of my daughters "inherited" it, and she is completely satisfied with it
I also own an O-NOORUS D4 as well as a D3 Pro (also since their release), and these amplifiers give me the same satisfaction as the D1 model