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  1. 11 hours ago, pzannucci said:

    Should try the Dayton DTA-Pro.  As with all the class D amplification I have had, it does need to be on for a day or two to settle down.     

     

    It was eye-opening how bad some of these sounded right out of the box.  The first couple of times I thought I had a bad unit.  Took only a few minutes for them to get right though IME.  Maybe still better after a day or two but those improvements were more subtle.

     

    6 hours ago, TubeHiFiNut said:

     the Allo Volt+ D amp should also be considered.

     

     

    People swear by those!  Definitely on my list.

     

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  2. On 12/17/2017 at 1:27 AM, mustang_flht said:

    I do exactly the same thing with my C504  ;)

    Thanks to your location info, I looked up Beaucaire and ended up learning a lot about the religious wars in the South of France during the Medieval period!  BTW, on some forums I use a picture of the Pont du Gard as my avatar.

     

    Also, people, please don't mangle your F3s!  They're nearly perfect as is.

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  3. Do you know which chip they use?  I've a mind to buy one and put it up against my TPA3250 which is a current favorite.

     

    NVM, just found their (impressive and comprehensive) spec sheet. " At the heart of the Bantam Gold is the ADAU1592 audio amplification chip from Analog Devices. This IC generates a differential PDM pulse train from the analog input. "

     

    http://templeaudio.net/downloads/Bantam_Gold_Spec_2014.pdf

  4. On 3/3/2019 at 8:25 PM, YK Thom said:

    Good news and I hope it points to a more practical direction for the magazine. It is nice to read the some articles about ultra high end exotics, but for too long that has instead been the primary focus. More gear that average consumer can actually buy is something that has been a steady demand coming from numerous readers on the letters page.

     

    Agreed, and it would also be enjoyable to read the occasional comparison test among peer equipment.  Not so much with an eye toward choosing winners and losers but perhaps describing differences; pros & cons of each.  You wouldn't know it from reading most reviews, but most pieces really do have pluses and minuses.

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