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[daniboun]

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[daniboun]

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[daniboun]

2 x NC502MP still available !

 

[Ropeburn]

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If I was in the market for DIY modules, that'd look like a fair and tempting offer.

 

[daniboun]

Only one NC502MP module left )

 

[NevP]

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If I was in the market for DIY modules, that'd look like a fair and tempting offer.

Hi...new to this..i'm contemplating a class D amp, looking at Sound Imports ,a Dutch company, their using a mix of Hypex and N-Core modules-i read a few comments on here about low quality caps, has anyone any advice for d.i.y improvements to these modules? How easy or hard to swap for better parts?

 

[bingaman]

The "low quality caps" are on the power supply. Risk is that those blow and mess something up further in which is a lot harder to repair being mostly surface mount. I don't know that anyone has been able to repair these once they go out. I had an NC252MP at one of the more reputable repair shops in Chicago and they still weren't able to fix it after recapping all the through hole caps. I also wasn't able to get any help from Audiophonics (where I got mine) or Hypex (although Hypex did send some places to look for issues). I was really happy with the sound but wish they were more repairable. It doesn't really matter how good it sounds if it blows up in a year and can't be repaired.

 

[NevP]

Thanks...my idea was to replace them hopfully before any such issue arose; maybe even using much better sounding ones like mcap, for example, if that would work?

 

[bingaman]

I don't think it would matter, it runs completely silently and transparently anyway you could not audibly improve the sound especially by screwing around with the power board