zatara
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Mikhail had one or two of the new boards with him at the NY meet and they
looked great.
looked great.
Originally Posted by zatara Mikhail had one or two of the new boards with him at the NY meet and they looked great. |
Originally Posted by MASantos In theory how far could the cost come down?? What are the characteristics of each tipe( p2p and circuit board)??? Is one better than the other?? The pictures surely look good!!!! |
Originally Posted by MASantos in the mppx3 picture ( http://gilmore.chem.northwestern.edu/mpx3.jpg ) it looks like there is more than one pair of rca's ?? is this correct? are they all inputs?? And where is the power cord jack? MASantos |
Originally Posted by ServinginEcuador My guess would be public opinion. All the negative press that was generated a few months ago caused Mikhail to come up with a product that satisfies the negative press, but still sounds great. If not for the negative press here I doubt he would have ever come up with a PCB version of his products. I guess it shows that not only is the guy sensitive to public opinion, he's also able to do a pretty good job of making the changes necessary to make changes. If Dr. Gilmore is impressed with his work that says something to me. Any manufacturer that completely ignores public opinion does so at their own peril. Those with the ability and desire to make necessary changes due to public outcry are those that deserve the most respect. Major kudos to Mikhail and the entire Singlepower team! While I've heard about the new PCB option I've never seen it until today. |
Originally Posted by MASantos in the mppx3 picture ( http://gilmore.chem.northwestern.edu/mpx3.jpg ) it looks like there is more than one pair of rca's ?? is this correct? are they all inputs?? |
Originally Posted by Jahn that's what i'm thinking - for customer requests, special lil options/features/dongles will probably require a P2P amp still, right? custom boarding a PCB would be too annoying I'd think, and a PCB makes more sense for just "stock" amp layouts to be shipped out the door asap. therefore, there will still be P2P amps - but they'll cost a bit more naturally since they'll be tailored to customer requests. correct me if i'm wrong in my thinking. |