Magic Integrated Amp, at 39USD

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hifinovice1
Stammgast

#1 erstellt: 18. Feb 2005, 07:30

Just came across,one of the most startling reviews yet, of an Int Amp, costing 39USD sounding better than a 15000 USD combo.
Just click

http://www.tnt-audio.com/ampli/t-amp_e.html
How'zzzz that?

Arj
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#2 erstellt: 18. Feb 2005, 09:27

its a class D digital AMP, works on a different concept and needs at least 92db/8 Ohms speakers
It is out of stock ..but required around $100 worth of modding.

It is abit overhyped..but conceptually very strong and supposed to be a very strong competitor to $250-$500 amps.

the Flying Mole amp , also based on ClassD, but costing $900 is apparentlyn the real Giant Killer...

Krish
Stammgast

#3 erstellt: 18. Feb 2005, 09:54

Guys,
have any of you auditioned class D amps ?

What are your views ? Will definitely drive down costs for sure.

Cheers
Krishnan

benkenobi
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#4 erstellt: 18. Feb 2005, 10:03

i have a class d monoblock subwoofer amp in my car(freq resp 10-200hz).
its great for bass.sound quality though is less compared to the conventional amplifier classes.
don't know for home audio and for full range.

[Beitrag von benkenobi am 18. Feb 2005, 10:04 bearbeitet]

Manek
Inventar

#5 erstellt: 18. Feb 2005, 11:16

most subs come with class d amps if I am not mistaken.

Jeff rowland maked class D monoblocks now. Again I think they were the ones playing at the AV max B&W HT demo room. if they were, they sounded darn good for HT.

bel canto and PS audio makes them as well i think...and so do a few other nanufactuers for stereo and monoblock applications.

Manek.

Arj
Inventar

#6 erstellt: 18. Feb 2005, 12:42

many subs did have class D..it is only now that these (Also called Digital ampes) are coming into stereo as well due to some new chipsets which have been made (By Tripath etc..)

But am sure , as in LP, tubes etc, the old ClassA AB amps will always hold their own niche !

many high end manufacturers are also getting into this ClassD businesss

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