Bluesound Node 2i
Audio Analogue Pucinni SE
B&W DM607 s2
Chord Shawline X speaker cable
Klotz ic’s
Location: Scotland
Posts: 1,940
I'm Tom.
Aw stop moaning you old tart. It will take you a whole day anyway to undo all the packaging I am going to wrap it in
Any more of that nonsense my good fellow and I will pop a stale Mackerel inside the amp which runs in Class A so it will smell LOVELY when it comes on song after 20 minutes or so
Ha ha!
I hate mackerel!!!!!,
By the way, is it a big difference when you run it in class A?
How have you been running it, and in Dan's absence, would you tell me the dimensions of it, and the power thing as well please....In inches!
Bluesound Node 2i
Audio Analogue Pucinni SE
B&W DM607 s2
Chord Shawline X speaker cable
Klotz ic’s
By the way, the wife says it will sound no different to her old Amstrad stack she had in the 80's, just louder.
Bluesound Node 2i
Audio Analogue Pucinni SE
B&W DM607 s2
Chord Shawline X speaker cable
Klotz ic’s
LOL
I've got a fiver on the Amstrad who wants the action?
Current Lash Up:
TEAC VRDS 701T > Sony TAE1000ESD > Krell KSA50S > JM Labs Focal Electra 926.
Wife says put her down for a monkey.
Bluesound Node 2i
Audio Analogue Pucinni SE
B&W DM607 s2
Chord Shawline X speaker cable
Klotz ic’s
Blimey she's confident. I'll have to lay that off.
Current Lash Up:
TEAC VRDS 701T > Sony TAE1000ESD > Krell KSA50S > JM Labs Focal Electra 926.
Location: Scotland
Posts: 1,940
I'm Tom.
I don't think it's socially acceptable for one gentleman to ask another gentleman what the dimensions of it are . . . in inches too I might add
Oh, you mean the amp and transformer?
Amplifier
20 inches deep
17 & 1/2 inches wide
5 & 3/4 inches high
"Power supply"
Approx 11 inches deep (plus it has a captive mains lead and included the gromit thingy)
Width 9 inches
Height 6 & 1/2 inches
and it is deceptively firkin 'eavy and you wouldn't want to drop in yer foot
Hence why I will have to pack this unit very carefully for safe transit
There isn't an option to switch from Class A to A/B, so one assumes it runs in Class A until it runs out of puff and switches itself to A/B automatically. If you search on the net for the specs, some sites say 50 watts in Class A, others say 10 watts in Class A, so you decide which is correct. I couldn't give a proverbial flying wosname as long as it sounds good to me. I do know it gets mighty warm so the majority of the time it will be operating in Class A.