It's not? Damn that's the impression i got from all that stuff :/

its just an amp chip

gainclone is super simple

ignoring transformer/chassis/heatsinks/wire, its like a $30 amp in componentry and pcb

🤔

or just buy a normal amp 😂

yeah feel free to go buy a chinese overspec'd TDA amp that runs at 10 times higher than spec gain

and then have to redo the gain stage

how else do i power my monks

straight from the wall

so thats why the ground plugs are round

ya

ZZZSZzZap

As i wanna build one that powers 4boxes, no sub, would you suggest i buy everything from scratch,
or, to get back on my first point, can i just buy a chinese prebuild, modify a tad and be done with it..

@Windatica It's just to listen to some music while cooking, don't need to go full audiophile there

if you can find a decent TDA/Tripath from china that actually has verified measurements that dont roll off in retarded places, and operate to chip spec, thats fine

but otherwise its easier to build from "scratch"

if youre only running efficient speakers, the dayton audio dta-1 is actually good

or just at medium volumes

Eeh

They're 70/100W

lol

thats probably peak rating, which means fuck all

youre not unloading 100W into a speaker unless its some stupid maggie or some other rediculous shit

Yeah

I didn't really thought of it so far

Maybe i should test them first on like 30/50 and see how they sounds

my reasonably large monitors run off my beta 22 fine which only puts out 18W

Sounds good

*heh*

Thanks for all the advice.
Sorry, i really never touched audio before. It's all a bit new for me.

all good

just glue a bluetooth speaker to the wall, or better yet, get one of those shower ones so you don't even need to glue it

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my $10 bluetooth speaker measures flatter than a ton of like $20k+ speakers lol

I imagine now a speaker dropping into my soup or some shit

lol

stop cooking right under your music

this burns the music

Or does it spicen it up? 🤔

is this what they mean by crunchy lows and spicy highs