Does this use the same chipset as the LP-2020A+? Thanks
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No. The LP-2020A+ uses a Tripath class-T chip while this uses a Sanyo IC chipset. The Tripath chips are digital amplifiers designed in California. They are highly efficient but they can sometimes produce distortions outside of the audioband. This can degrade or interfere with radio reception. This is not to say that Class-T is bad. It depends on the implementation of the design. This 12 volt mini, on the other hand, uses Sanyo linear ICs. They should not interfere with radio reception. They don't produce as much power, but they produce enough for many systems. It all depends on your application. Sanyo is a veteran Japanese manufacturer. Regards, Rusk Reeder
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No. The LP-2020A+ uses a Tripath class-T chip while this uses a Sanyo IC chipset. The Tripath chips are digital amplifiers designed in California. They are highly efficient but they can sometimes produce distortions outside of the audioband. This can degrade or interfere with radio reception. This is not to say that Class-T is bad. It depends on the implementation of the design. This 12 volt mini, on the other hand, uses Sanyo linear ICs. They should not interfere with radio reception. They don't produce as much power, but they produce enough for many systems. It all depends on your application. Sanyo is a veteran Japanese manufacturer.Regards,Rusk Reeder No. The LP-2020A+ uses a Tripath class-T chip while this uses a Sanyo IC chipset. The Tripath chips are digital amplifiers designed in California. They are highly efficient but they can sometimes produce distortions outside of the audioband. This can degrade or interfere with radio reception. This is not to say that Class-T is bad. It depends on the implementation of the design. This 12 volt mini, on the other hand, uses Sanyo linear ICs. They should not interfere with radio reception. They don't produce as much power, but they produce enough for many systems. It all depends on... » Read More No. The LP-2020A+ uses a Tripath class-T chip while this uses a Sanyo IC chipset. The Tripath chips are digital amplifiers designed in California. They are highly efficient but they can sometimes produce distortions outside of the audioband. This can degrade or interfere with radio reception. This is not to say that Class-T is bad. It depends on the implementation of the design. This 12 volt mini, on the other hand, uses Sanyo linear ICs. They should not interfere with radio reception. They don't produce as much power, but they produce enough for many systems. It all depends on your application. Sanyo is a veteran Japanese manufacturer.Regards,Rusk Reeder « Show Less
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According to WikiDevi (https://wikidevi.com/wiki/Edimax_EW-7811Un) this is a Realtek RTL8188CUS chipset
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Yes it does. I think the LP recorder works great. Simple as a preamp without using a much more dynamic soundcard. I installed audacity because recording is sensitive to high frequency. Very loud so I adjust for it with audacity effects
1174133
The DLP chip is the same for all models. The model differences are additional features the TV manufacturer added. So, the answer is yes.
1910502
thanks for the link, also about to purchase Ul20a with the memory you recommended, just wondering if its the same timings and specs than the one that comes inside.
1628638
Hardware wise they are the same. Looks and Audio presets are slightly different.
2214457
I have a set of 8GB (totaling 16GB) Corsair Vengeance LP clocked at 1600mh/z and it works fine for me, you can even change the mh/z on the mobo bios which has tons to choose from.
1310065
i do not know what chipset is on the marine but i used it with 1w RTL8187L without any problem
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yes,all you have to do is "google" the chipset which is listed on the specs sheet that's pictured with the set up.p/s:this set up works great,it's just too bad that it doesn't work w/ "win 8" &"win 7" will be a goner in a few yrs just like "xp" & very soon "vista".but it will still work w/ most "linux".
729212
Same hardware. The 2.0 is in reference to the software not the hardware. The hardware hasn't changed since its inception. Good product, well worth it.
1153270
No, it uses the on-board integrated video chips. I don't know what video chipset it is using.
64594
The one i have does not work in the setup i was hoping for. Didn't try it to see if it was 2.0 compatible, everything i have is 3.0.
976845
No, it is a different brand. Had to install one, then reboot and install the second module. Working just fine so far.
1814696
I don't really know cause im using virtual dj but I think its not compatible because its quad deck. Im not really sure, sorry
122007
None of the documentation I have (or what I can easily find on the website) identifies the chipset.
890318
All of our chips are always the latest version, which currently is v2015.0 (v16.50). Thank you for your inquiry.
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I think the pedals are the same. One just has better advertising copy and they attach to different stands. LP7A should work with the p105. I know the LP5A works.