All the best and congratulations on bringing yet another Hypex to a crowded market.
I have to say, the slightly burnt orange colour looks fantastic. Looks so retro 1970s, like a pair of JBL century L100 speakers with the chocolate block foam grille. Or the new L100 Classics:
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It'd look right at home here:
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(10 points to the person who can identify the other HiFi apart from the obvious Marantz 7c and the Empire 398 Turntable)
On a technical note, I would like to see proper FTC compliant specifications, not just parroted best case DIN numbers from the Hypex datasheets. As you will no doubt be looking to sell into various world markets, please consider appropriate ratings.
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Maximum power? At what THD, frequency range and load?
THD @1W. What spot frequency or frequency range and what load?
CMRR Who cares?
SNR weighted/unweighted with respect to what? Full power at 8R?
Output noise- OK (maybe residual noise)
Frequency Response at what level? 1W@8R?
Gain- OK
Input sensitivity. For full rated power at 4R?
etc.
For the record,
power output headline number must be specified as minimum continuous average power with both channels driven into a specified load, across a specified bandwidth (usually for 20Hz-20KHz) at or below a specified THD from
250mW to rated power.
Cherry picking best case THD and power output numbers in a product spec is a definite no-no.
Here's a current example (brand new model McIntosh MA12000 integrated):
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Don't be like everyone else. Rate your products like NAD rate their Hypex/Purifi implementations... honestly.