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I enjoy electronica, prog rock and other good music.
I'm sorry I should of said joke afterwards.Have I got this wrong as jazz mentioned using the rca outputs on the rear to drive the speakers, don't know why I was thinking using the headphone sockets for 7w and 18 w from the balanced, so will the rca outputs be 7w or 18W? I know I should know this but can't remember the rca outputs being mentionedJust in the faint chance that somebody does not understand that Paul is joking, I have never used Krell...
Yes pass-thru means it will follow the input sample rate, so if you are playing 44.1 then 44.1 will be the OP, and Hugo 2 will then go red.
Question for you Rob. I heard somewhere that supercaps wont last forever... I mean how long supercaps can last on Hugo tt2?
I'm sorry I should of said joke afterwards.Have I got this wrong as jazz mentioned using the rca outputs on the rear to drive the speakers, don't know why I was thinking using the headphone sockets for 7w and 18 w from the balanced, so will the rca outputs be 7w or 18W? I know I should know this but can't remember the rca outputs being mentioned
Oh wow thank you sir, i was hoping to hear something like that, but this exceed my expectations. I realy like that you guys ditched the battery for longevity. Nothing but respect.Yes I read somewhere about this, and decided to look into it with the super caps I use. It turned out that the with the operating temperature, current and applied voltage the life for a 30% reduction in capacitance (which would have negligible SQ impact) was 200,000 hours (22 years continuous). For halving of capacitance it's 1,000,000 hours... So it's a non issue, as the temperature is very low, and voltage is kept well below the rated value.
Headphone sockets and RCA is 7W/8 - you need the XLR for the balanced 18W/8.
That's great thanks RobYes I read somewhere about this, and decided to look into it with the super caps I use. It turned out that the with the operating temperature, current and applied voltage the life for a 30% reduction in capacitance (which would have negligible SQ impact) was 200,000 hours (22 years continuous). For halving of capacitance it's 1,000,000 hours... So it's a non issue, as the temperature is very low, and voltage is kept well below the rated value.
Headphone sockets and RCA is 7W/8 - you need the XLR for the balanced 18W/8.
Would it be a simple and effective thing to solder speaker wire into RCA connectors? E.g. WBT-0102Ag
I doubt that you need anything as exotic as that. Also you have to think that a plug like that is not always designed for current carrying and you might be better off with something simpler, more robust and better built to carry speaker currents. But yes, if you are experienced with a soldering iron then it should be a simple job.
So, if I wanted to connect my speakers via rca, would I do that on the 6.5mm ports on the front or are there also other stereo rca ports on the back?
From chord site.
Connectivity (output): Stereo XLR, Stereo RCA, 2x 6.5mm Headphone jack & 1x 3.5mm Headphone jack
Hard to see on the tiny picture they have.
I know rob says he uses the front headphone ports to drive his speaker - that must mean they are not rca terminated.
Just rambling as I know nothing about it but would need to know what to ask the speaker wire shop guy to do to my cables !
Easier to see now in the image, but why is rob powering speakers via a 6.5mm jack rather than rca ? Maybe because he can plug his speakers into hugo2 or mojos headphone out sockets ?