Eee Pee
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From what jude said about "make some adjustments to bring it to current production qualifier spec", I assume the order will open around late May, realistically.
But then, I would not be surprised even remotely if it gets delayed further.
From what jude said about "make some adjustments to bring it to current production qualifier spec", I assume the order will open around late May, realistically.
But then, I would not be surprised even remotely if it gets delayed further.
You're referring to Ragnarok or Yggdrasil?
Ragnarok.
My uneducated, wild guess on Yggdrasli: Mid-August.![]()
+3-6 months
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So it's going to be released next year? I hope not! I'm waiting for both Ragnarok+Yggdrasil for a big bad bundle purchase. Both, or none!!!![]()
Ragnarok.
My uneducated, wild guess on Yggdrasli: Mid-August.![]()
+3-6 months
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How many months are on your calendar, friend ? By my count, 5+6 = 11 and the 6 was a total guesstimate at best ! Other than accountants, a weird mob who live by the fiscal year, I'm not aware of anyone who considers November 2014 as 'next year' .....
We can always wait. Products will come, eventually.
Now, I have a question for speaker matching for Ragnarok. Other than crappy B652 speakers, I have JBL L830 bookshelf speakers.( http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/controller/home?O=&sku=407268&gclid=COGDotjFnr4CFYqFfgod6j4ArA&Q=&is=REG&A=details )
My plan is running these JBL speakers with Ragnarok, but then I realized the power rating of L830 is 75W at 8 ohm. From spec of Rag, it can only do 60W at 8 ohm.
Sure, I am using these as near-field speakers, but I am worried about the speakers' tweeters since technically they will be underpowered a lot (from what I know, I should connect to an amplifier which can do 1.7~2X of the speaker's power handling. So rag is far from being 1.7X of 75W). Will the tweeters get damaged/killed if I use these speakers with Ragnarok?
I've never heard of the 1.7-2 rule, My basic rule of thumb is, if it sounds distorted, turn it'd down.![]()
Personally I wouldn't sweat it.![]()
Sensitivity is 1Watt = 90 dB, which is a loud average volume and your using them near field so you still have a lot of head room.
I've never heard of the 1.7-2 rule, My basic rule of thumb is, if it sounds distorted, turn it'd down.![]()
I remember that rule from days of selling crappy Sony and Kenwood receivers at Fry's electronics with low current and inflated specs. I'm not sure that rule applies to the average amplifier near the upper-end.