Damn. I already bought 4. Shall I get some more?

Fortunately, I'm not into home theatre system...
but, may need a decent setup at the office..

xtorm,
item is from hong kong ya?

chip alone without the PCB is kinda hard. Can get the PCB ah?

Life can be really sux! Sometimes

xtorm,
when batch 4 gonna start?

jkn,
its a bridged stereo configuration. buy two boards you can bi-amped it, monoblocks? what for?

I suspect it's a 'standards' and/or 'safety' issue. probably wondering what it is used for...

don't worry bro.
thats what happened when they, all of a sudden wanted to do their 'job'..

taxed?
well, rm5 extra is not too bad..

whoa more batches coming in!

If you were to follow the T-Amp thread in the audiophiles section you would know that,
a high efficiency speakers are reqd ie in minimum of 86dB/W/m. If do not know what these figures meant time to do some googling and start reading

The amp board has been pre-assembled with all the components. You just need a power supply and some container/housing if you want to. Then obviously a good set of speakers!
Please do some reading.

This post has been edited by jazzy939: Oct 18 2008, 03:56 PM

xtorm,
you're still bulking this ah?
Thread is almost dead lah!

king coolice,
if your speakers are what we call a high efficiency speakers, meaning it is producing more than 86 dB/W/m, then T-Amp will have no problem driving it!

The T-Amp can take 14 volts up to 18 I think, but life won't be long..

Whoa! Still going strong eh?

As long as the 'normal' bookshelf speaker sensitivity is medium to high. That's more than 86dB/W/m.
Power supply can be in the form of linear PSU or even SMPS (Switched Mode Power Supply).

Too much to swallow?

Get Meanwell SMPS(12VDC 4.2A), you won't regret it! Cheaper and good

auwww... too bad xtorm. Better luck next time!
The deal is that if you found something nice, don't wait! Otherwise you'll live to regret it...

There should be no problems driving the travagans for sure as the T-Amp is capable driving a full blown floorstander!
Just that you would not realize the full potential of the T-Amp.

The holes are obviously for ventilation and cooling. Why worry about dust when it doesn't affect the operations? With smaller holes, it doesn't guarantee there wont be any dust settling, and come on, dusts are really really small for heaven sake.
At any rate, you're going to house the SMPS and the T-Amp in a proper casing.