Connected via Bluetooth using aptX HD, to an Android phone.No "maximum over time period" function.No maximum delay or responsiveness figure quoted.Poniie PN1500 (kill-a-watt clone from Amazon).
Being a power amp, it lacks any built-in volume control. provided) wattage.Īfter assembly, the kit connects directly to a wall outlet via IEC cable no external power brick. I am unclear on how 8Ω speakers impact the consumed (vs. The webpage isn't crystal clear, but I presume these are watts- per-channel figures, given the power supply. But let's see what the actual power consumption and waste heat are.Ĭlick to expand.The kit quotes 200W 4Ω and 200W 8Ω. If you're here for sonic performance measurements, stop reading now I don't have any of the equipment for that. I was eager to finally make some decision after so many hours spent researching. Ultimately I decided on a DIY Class D UcD400 stereo kit amplifier, using Hypex UcD technology. So it needed either HDMI input, or an auto-on+off feature, or low idle power consumption (climate change is real and bad, folks). After reading various threads (here and elsewhere) about amplifier wattage requirements, and making some detailed spreadsheets about available amplifiers and about my particular wattage needs, and thereby getting depressed (at the lack of consensus/confidence), I decided to go for " definite overkill and future-proofing, on an increased (by my standards) budget".Īlso, this amp will be part of a dual-purpose stereo speaker system, hooked up to both music and my TV.
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