[leonthebumme]

Looking at Aegir specs, it lists gain as "12 (22 DB)." Why the two numbers? How to interpret that? Other amps only seem to list one number for gain.

 

[ImagesbyMurray]

Looking at Aegir specs, it lists gain as "12 (22 DB)." Why the two numbers? How to interpret that? Other amps only seem to list one number for gain.

It can be connected using single ended inputs running as a 2ch amp, or connected using balanced (XLR) input as a monoblock

 

[leonthebumme]

It can be connected using single ended inputs running as a 2ch amp, or connected using balanced (XLR) input as a monoblock

Thanks - I wonder why the gain on a single Aegir wouldn't be the same as a pair of monoblock Aegirs?

 

[JohnnyCanuck]

Looking at Aegir specs, it lists gain as "12 (22 DB)." Why the two numbers? How to interpret that? Other amps only seem to list one number for gain.

A gain of 12 or 22 dB is just two ways of saying the same thing.

JC

 

[Andrew Randle]

I agree with you about the Modi multibit. I've had a Bifrost 2 in my cart a few times but never go through with the purchase. The Modi multibit still makes me happy, I love it. I know the Bifrost 2 would be a big step up but the Modi multibit works for me. I'm a CD spinner and use it with an Audiolab 6000CDT transport and an Asgard 3 amp. I have a Modius and Modi 3+ if I get the delta sigma urge.

I just received my Lyr 3 and you might like to know that my Mimby appreciates the jump up from my Asgard 3.

Andrew

 

[Runrunsmithfly]

I just received my Lyr 3 and you might like to know that my Mimby appreciates the jump up from my Asgard 3.

Andrew

Now you've got my attention. I've had my Asgard 3 a long time. If you just got it then are you using a stock tube ? In your opinion it's worth the move to the Lyr 3? I know your Mimby does.

 

[tincanear]

Looking at Aegir specs, it lists gain as "12 (22 DB)." Why the two numbers? How to interpret that? Other amps only seem to list one number for gain.

they are essentially the same parameter, one being a voltage gain in linear terms (e.g. Av = the ratio of output voltage / input voltage), the other one expressed in decibels (dB).

gain in stereo SE mode vs XLR input 'monoblock' mode is the same, 12 = 21.6dB

 

[filthy mechanical]

Don't get me started on colors. AudioGal is bi-tech-sual - she does lighting as well as audio. Wanna talk colors? Just a sec, I need to get my lighting gel swatch books.

BTW, my favorite colors all fall between 400 and 700 nanometers.

I don't know, 12cm is pretty popular wavelength, same as 2.78 to 3.41m.

Dood, calm down... If X is not available where you are, get Y. In the current supply chain chaos, be happy you can get food and drink.

My brother seems to have issues with this outside Seattle - higher prices and empty shelves compared to here or even my parent's just north of Portland.

 

[Xerosnake90]

Sooooo Bifrost 3 and Jotunheim 3 reveal soon?

 

[macdonjh]

I don't know, 12cm is pretty popular wavelength, same as 2.78 to 3.41m.

12cm? 21cm is the wavelength of infrared emitted by neutral hydrogen which lots of radio astronomers use to study things too cold to observe with optical telescopes.

 

[JanMc]

Sooooo Bifrost 3 and Jotunheim 3 reveal soon?

No, both of those version 2s just came out in the last couple years. I'd really like to see a Modius Multibit.

 

[filthy mechanical]

12cm? 21cm is the wavelength of infrared emitted by neutral hydrogen which lots of radio astronomers use to study things too cold to observe with optical telescopes.

Far as I know residential microwaves are about 12cm...

 

[Plautus001]

No, both of those version 2s just came out in the last couple years. I'd really like to see a Modius Multibit.

Yes please

 

[JamminVMI]

me too, since Firefly

New show on NBC starring Morena starting on 2/21. The Endgame.

 

[xuan87]

No, both of those version 2s just came out in the last couple years. I'd really like to see a Modius Multibit.

I will buy this so quickly if it's true lol.