I just posted a reveiw for the Topping TP22 which uses the same chip. I find the high end emphasized. Is that true of the 100A?
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I haven't done extensive testing. I use this with bookshelf speakers and it sounds significantly better than other digital amps I've tried with this same setup.
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I've not made measurements of this but suspect that it is true based on listening to it. I'm not sure that it is emphasized or just really distinct as I'm hearing strong bass too. All in all I think this is a good and powerful moderate fidelity amplifier good for supporting remote speaks such as on a patio.
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It sounded very good to me till its worked. After a month it's started giving out clipping noise.it was so bad I stopped using it. Not able to go to loud but impressed me tonally.i loved it till its last .I have a fair home system; an Aragon amp preamp combo, Marantz CD player, Kimber cable connected to Totem Model 1' s speakers. The little 100A did a good job driving the Totems. Far muddier than the Aragons, but for the price they ask? Too bad it's not last long!!
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I didn't find any part of spectrum emphasized. I have Monitor Audio BX6 floor standing loudspeakers. What's your source? Speakers?
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I'd be remiss if I answered your question, as stated. I run my 100a through a graphic equalizer then into two Boston Acoustic VR-12s, a Dayton Audio 100 watt subwoofer amplifier and 12" Pioneer woofer. Tuning the amp's output to my listening environment and taste significantly disguises the inherent audio emphasis of the 100a.
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The s100 does have zebra pattern 70/100 and gain control as well. That said, I think think the s200 strong points (track and focus on anything, not just faces), native 24p!! and better low light picture, are important. Eve as a very happy owner of the s100, I am still thinking of upgrading. There is one big thing I am waiting to read about -- has canon addressed the vertical resolution issue (most evident in diagonal lines) that is caused by the down sampling from a 8MP chip to 1920x1080?
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The biggest thing is that the Lepai is only really usable with 4 ohm speakers, the TP22 has the improved TK2050 chip which is much more suited if you have 8 ohm speakers (it has lower distortion at higher volumes which is needed for 8 ohm speakers). From their respective datasheets: the Lepai: 13W @ 8&#8486;, 10% THD+N, compared to the T22: 0.007% THD+N @ 30W 8&#8486;. Also, the Lepai only comes with a 12V power supply compared to the Topping's 20V, the increased voltage headroom is required to drive 8 ohm speakers loudly.
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You might not care yet as a beginner, but the Digic II processor (but NOT the Digic III) can be modified with the third-party CHDK firmware. This means that, down the line, you can turn on all sorts of advanced features in the 710is (live histogram, RAW format, intervalometer, etc, etc, etc) but not in the 720.I have a 710 and absolutely love it.
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I have the 100 and it throws off 4000btu . I believe the 200 throws off 6000
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I went with the TSR100 because I could not justify higher price for minor upgrade. I am very happy with the sites and would recommend them for a 10/22.
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The topping TP22 has line level input, not phono level. You would need to add a pre-amp to connect a phonograph or turntable.
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Hi Zerox, mine was a V1.0 thoug I bougt it two month ago. It is equipped with the full speed Rockchip Version. Overclocking doesn't harm at all. But there are ways to overclock the T-Version also. You may consider www.freaktab.com for more information. Regards makku
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The processor you have mentioned is indeed a 100W FM2 processor, so yes. Reference: http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/Bulldozer/AMD-A10-Series%20A10-5800K.html
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I was at Best Buy for a special event, and there was a Samsung rep there. He told me the A950 is still there flagship model. The differences in the two are back lit vs. edge lit LED's that why the b8000 is so slim. While the b8000 has a faster refresh rate (240 to 120) the a950 has dynamic contrast where the set is constantly scanning to give better blacks. Oh, and I think there's one more HDMI port on the a950 than the b8000 if I remember correctly. I did ask the rep if there was a 9000 series coming out. He said there is one in the works, but wouldn't say when. I'm thinking late fall in time for Christmas, or next year in the spring, but that's a guess. If anyone knows a exact release date for the 9000 series please post. I'm leaning toward the a950 for a few reasons better blacks because of the dynamic contrast scanning, and on the b8000 I did notice while watching at Best Buy the set did bleed light from the edges in letterbox. (The black bars weren't completely black. Kinda bugged me.). $4000 vs $3600 for the a950 plus three yrs. interest free at Best Buy this week. I may pick one up, unless Amazon has a better deal going.
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I'm not sure about the new model stuff. I know they came out with a lower wattage chip but nobody wants less power :) I think you are safe with this one. I've built 6 computers with it. Solid.
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Yes, and it's awesome. Good choice on the 4770; I bought the 4771 and I can't overclock it =[.... good build!
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MSI has made some good motherboards for high end workstation chipsets for years. They may sell more outside the US, which explains why people haven't seen them much here. I have built several systems on MSI boards and I have no complaints.But that's also a limited statement. I haven't had to contact customer support so I have no idea how good it is or isn't. Their play on ultracompacts is somewhat risky with everything coming to market soon from all the big names. Let's see if beating the rush by a few months buys them some time.
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the card alone at TDP will use close to 250 watts... so unless you have an atom processor and no HDDs... more watts the better ;). Plus most psus are less then efficient, My guess is that 350 watts is more like 300
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I have the same processor in my ASUS P5K Pro. The Q6600 is a 101 watt processor. I would not recommend using a 240 watt power supply for this processor, also if you are going to get a low profile video card, most of the low profile video cards require a minimum of 16 amps on the 12 volt rail, but my recommendation would to run no lower than a 500 Watt Power supply with this processor. I read the product specifications of this computer, and this board will only handle the Q6700 Core 2 Quad or higher. It does not support the Q6600.
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I'm sure this is too late for the OP, but wanted to chime in if I may. From what I found/feel, the PA249Q is the true successor of the PA246Q. The most notable difference is that the 248 is not wide gamut, nor 10-bit capable. I'm sure the 248 is nice, as about everything from ASUS is. However to many professionals, this is likely a deal breaker.