[leftnose]

Thinking of getting a C&C Box v2 and I've got a question. I realize that it has a rechargeable battery and internal charging circuitry. Here's the question: can I leave the amp plugged in while using it and drive it off of AC power?

Thanks,
Richard

 

[SirVesseur]

I can't find your answer, I just unplugged it while charging to be sure. You can get some more info here or contact the distributors.

 

[snowball_rx-7]

I have been doing that for weeks, no issues yet.

 

[3X0]

You can.

 

[souperman]

it is also a great little amp. you will love it. i personally believe that spending 100 dollars more will not give you 100 dollars worth of sonic improvement unless you are using a awesome source and you are a pure hi-fier. i personally believe that the C&C is enough for us entry level people who just want to enjoy our music!

 

[Flumoxed]

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Originally Posted by leftnose /img/forum/go_quote.gif Thinking of getting a C&C Box v2 and I've got a question. I realize that it has a rechargeable battery and internal charging circuitry. Here's the question: can I leave the amp plugged in while using it and drive it off of AC power? Thanks, Richard

yep, i've been using my c&c exclusively as a home amp this way

 

[scottiebabie]

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Originally Posted by souperman /img/forum/go_quote.gif it is also a great little amp. you will love it. i personally believe that spending 100 dollars more will not give you 100 dollars worth of sonic improvement unless you are using a awesome source and you are a pure hi-fier. i personally believe that the C&C is enough for us entry level people who just want to enjoy our music!

yup, thats called hitting the wall of diminshing returns. only when moving up from low-fi can you get linear returns on the price/performance index. as a rule, once a decent mid-fi level is obtained, further spending will usually net you only a fraction of the investment. sad but true