I use the RISEPRO. It works well for me.
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Thanks. I'll check it out.I use the RISEPRO. It works well for me.
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If you need to make your ears ring in order to make it clip you probably don’t need more powerListening to the 3 channel Buckeye Purifi and...well, my ears are truly ringing now but tonight managed to get the red clipping light to flash (intermittently) listening to some vintage Bowie-"Station to Station". I was surprised that the light illuminated, even briefly, as the F208's seemed to be handling the power well. Now I wonder if I need even more power... I have a rather small room and the listening position is too close so if/when I move and have a deeper room I may have to consider something more powerful. Wish I had a calibrated dB meter. Can one use the UMIK-1 and REW to measure sound pressure? The cheesy phone app read 89 dB but it seemed a bit louder than that.
hence the comment about having a larger, deeper room in the future... I sit very close to these F208's (right at 8 ft) so expect to need a bit more power for HT in a larger, deeper room.If you need to make your ears ring in order to make it clip you probably don’t need more power
Are you using a subwoofer(s) and/or how deep do you have the crossover set for the F208s?hence the comment about having a larger, deeper room in the future... I sit very close to these F208's (right at 8 ft) so expect to need a bit more power for HT in a larger, deeper room.
Got it. I would wait and see if/when you move to a new room. For HT use I doubt you would have an issue if you have to push it that loud using music (which is a more continuous stress then dynamic HT tracks on average)Yes-2 subs. Crossed over@ 80 Hz. I listened with subs using Dolby Surround then without subs running straight through the Freya+>Buckeye Purifi (using 2 of the 3 channels)>F208s. Got the clipping indicator to flash briefly using either set up but the light only flickered. Any louder and I would have had to use rear plugs. Despite the flickering the sound wasn't audibly distorting.
I have but at the moment it is a minor issue to tackle in the grand scheme. Mainly it is the current stock of Hypex SMPS I want to use up, plus if I got a Microaudio specific for the 7040SA it means carrying two different smps stock, so not ready for that overhead yet.@Buckeye Amps Have you considered the MicroAudio or alternative power supplies that would allow the full power from the Purifi 1ET7040SA modules in your mono blocks? If not, curious what design/cost factors come into play. Thanks.
I don't have an ETA. It is in Amir's hands, but as we know he has a very busy schedule as of late due to personal life matters along with his professional duties. I am certainly not going to rush him, I know he is doing his best when he can.And approximately when?
Anxiously awaiting @amirmI don't have an ETA. It is in Amir's hands, but as we know he has a very busy schedule as of late due to personal life matters along with his professional duties. I am certainly not going to rush him, I know he is doing his best when he can.
Congrats on the defense!Sorry for the MIA:
I had my dissertation defense this week and have passed, meaning the "Dr" title is official and the road is cleared to devote yet another large amount of time to the business!
On that note:
- I am now pivoting to starting and completing all December ETA orders over the next 10-14 days (most of them are Purifi orders so will not take long to catch up)
Wowowowowow You made it!!! FantasticO! Dr Dylan the Buckeye amp builder.Sorry for the MIA:
I had my dissertation defense this week and have passed, meaning the "Dr" title is official and the road is cleared to devote yet another large amount of time to the business!
On that note:
- I am now pivoting to starting and completing all December ETA orders over the next 10-14 days (most of them are Purifi orders so will not take long to catch up)