Some users have mentioned that AMPROBE is a Fluke Subsidiary and that Apparently the AM-570 main board is made by Fluke... So, I could assume that the Amprove AM-570 Internal Printed Circuit Board, will have Possibly the same Excellent Quality as the...
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I'm not sure but over had mine 2 years with no issues. Been dropped a few times, always reads accurately. I've compared it side by side with a fluke 789
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Have a listen to the Arcam amps. They are a good match. The Nad line is also a good fit. I am using two nuforce mono blocks and have no complaints. It's worth getting a quality DAC.
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I cant give an exact answer but i have 4 channel Anarchy amp by planet Audio. Love it. Never turn levels over half. Pushes everything and anything i wire to it. A couple 1100 watt subs (infinity reference). I never tried there products before and was leary. I very happy. Would order again and almost have. Amazon seems to be a pretty stand up outfit. I had no problems for a long time with any orders. When the time came and a few things did not work. They took care of it and really was not much of a hassel like i expected. No probs with my amp though. I wanted to also ad i believe it has some sort of protect mode or something ib case you do something wrong wont fry your stuff. Not positive though. I cant give an exact answer but i have 4 channel Anarchy amp by planet Audio. Love it. Never turn levels over half. Pushes everything and anything i wire to it. A couple 1100 watt subs (infinity reference). I never tried there products before and was leary. I very happy. Would order again and almost have. Amazon seems to be a pretty stand up outfit. I had no problems for a long time with any orders. When the time came and a few things did not work. They took care of it and really was not much of a hassel like i expected. No probs with my amp though. I wanted to also ad i believe it has some... » Read More I cant give an exact answer but i have 4 channel Anarchy amp by planet Audio. Love it. Never turn levels over half. Pushes everything and anything i wire to it. A couple 1100 watt subs (infinity reference). I never tried there products before and was leary. I very happy. Would order again and almost have. Amazon seems to be a pretty stand up outfit. I had no problems for a long time with any orders. When the time came and a few things did not work. They took care of it and really was not much of a hassel like i expected. No probs with my amp though. I wanted to also ad i believe it has some sort of protect mode or something ib case you do something wrong wont fry your stuff. Not positive though. « Show Less
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Hello Ajax, I am about to purchase one and had the same questions so I googled it. I found that you can get them from the company here: http://www.emjoi.com/detail/EMJ+AP-3RB2. However, they are listed as out of stock. I have an email in to see when they'll be back, if they'll be back. I hope so as I'd hate to have obsolete equipment upon arrival.
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no that one i got is for am3 and ddr3 memmy .. i used arock mother board.... am 2 is older gen.cpu from 4 or 5 years ago//// look for a used pull that takes that cpu
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I had a Peachtree 125 with the Kef Ls50 and got rid of it. While it is a good amp,the hiss coming from it (Class D amps are notorious for this) was unacceptable to me . Not the best resolution but still a good amp. I went to a Creek Evolution A50 with xlr inputs .It is more detailed ,better at imaging but it does not have the warmth of the Peachtree. Ive only played the Creek for 4-5 hours though. Still ,I think it is a better amp then the Peachtree.
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They are of (pretty much) the same design and use the same drivers, so they should sound the same.
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I don't think so, but I'm not certain. After receiving this question I studied my 115 in detail. The only notes of origin was "Designed in the USA". I'd suspect if it were manufactured in the USA, they would have said "Made in the USA". I looked inside and there were components from all over the World. The 11 amp fuse was made in the USA. I know Fluke has manufacturing plants all over the World. I have Fluke test instruments that I know were made in their plants in Europe. I have never considered their international manufacturing to be a negative thing. I believe their plants are owned and operated by Fluke and not to be third party low-end job shops. I don't think so, but I'm not certain. After receiving this question I studied my 115 in detail. The only notes of origin was "Designed in the USA". I'd suspect if it were manufactured in the USA, they would have said "Made in the USA". I looked inside and there were components from all over the World. The 11 amp fuse was made in the USA. I know Fluke has manufacturing plants all over the World. I have Fluke test instruments that I know were made in their plants in Europe. I have never considered their international manufacturing to be a negative thing. I believe their... » Read More I don't think so, but I'm not certain. After receiving this question I studied my 115 in detail. The only notes of origin was "Designed in the USA". I'd suspect if it were manufactured in the USA, they would have said "Made in the USA". I looked inside and there were components from all over the World. The 11 amp fuse was made in the USA. I know Fluke has manufacturing plants all over the World. I have Fluke test instruments that I know were made in their plants in Europe. I have never considered their international manufacturing to be a negative thing. I believe their plants are owned and operated by Fluke and not to be third party low-end job shops. « Show Less
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The board is counterfeit of the Arduino Uno. I'm sure it works just as fine though....I hope. I just got mine today.
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I can't speak for theirs but I'm pretty sure if it's really cheap then it could POSSIBLY be a knockoff. The one I purchased from Mp3carstore checked out as authentic with all the ways to identify a clone. Doesn't mean the ones cloning didn't buy better parts but I haven't had any problems with mine from said seller. But if you want guaranteed 100% "real" I would suggest checking the arduino website for a list of their approved distributors but you will also pay the premium going that route.
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From looking at this listing at the other one it looks like the same thing. (They're prob both manufactured at the same place but two different companies slapped their brands on it.)Amethyst Innovations AIP0120BK Docking Pig Speaker, Black
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They mention a DAC onboard, but from my experience, not a very good one. Used it once...sounded terrible. I really liked the power it put out initially. After a while, it became quite harsh and fatiguing. Got rid of mine. You can go to Audiogon and get a much better amp for the same price. I like the Arcam FMJ-A19. It has all the features you want. Less power, but much cleaner, wider, & more dynamic soundstage. Outlaw does give you the "no questions asked" return policy, so, go for it if you want, but even in the manual it does not give the specs of the DAC. i would go Arcam, Creek, even NAD has a modular DAC that can be added that would be better than the outlaw (even if the DAC was not important They mention a DAC onboard, but from my experience, not a very good one. Used it once...sounded terrible. I really liked the power it put out initially. After a while, it became quite harsh and fatiguing. Got rid of mine. You can go to Audiogon and get a much better amp for the same price. I like the Arcam FMJ-A19. It has all the features you want. Less power, but much cleaner, wider, & more dynamic soundstage. Outlaw does give you the "no questions asked" return policy, so, go for it if you want, but even in the manual it does not give the specs of the DAC. i would go Arcam,... » Read More They mention a DAC onboard, but from my experience, not a very good one. Used it once...sounded terrible. I really liked the power it put out initially. After a while, it became quite harsh and fatiguing. Got rid of mine. You can go to Audiogon and get a much better amp for the same price. I like the Arcam FMJ-A19. It has all the features you want. Less power, but much cleaner, wider, & more dynamic soundstage. Outlaw does give you the "no questions asked" return policy, so, go for it if you want, but even in the manual it does not give the specs of the DAC. i would go Arcam, Creek, even NAD has a modular DAC that can be added that would be better than the outlaw (even if the DAC was not important « Show Less
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If you haven't already, look up the datasheet for the chip on the board. If you're wondering about its connections to the board & the rest of the components, I have genuinely no idea. That's an interesting materials science question involving how the board was soldered, etc. Generally speaking, though, I imagine the manufacturer would tell you if the board (here the MPU-6050) is expected to handle more acceleration than the board on which it's mounted. These units are cheap enough that you can just test one, and intuitively 100G doesn't seem too bad, so you're probably OK as long as the spec sheet says the MPU-6050 will survive it.
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the emu does not have 8 channels of preamp, only 4. Does the system buss 8 channels of optical input from an 8 channel optical out - preamp ? I doubt it, read the manual. Most ASIO drivers will work with protools. Look into Focusrite interfaces. I love my Saffire Pro24; sounds great and it could buss 8 channels of optical input with its 6 preamps to Protools, ( no optical output.)
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On the underside of the Amp, it says: "Designed in California, Made in China". I feed it through a Fiio E 17 DAC or an E12 headphone amp. The amp works fine by itself, but when you stick a low distortion, low noise device in front of it as a pre amp, what comes out of those two little speakers can be remarkably detailed and clear. A horn, or violin or guitar, properly recorded, can make the two orbs disappear. For $70, it's not a bad deal, I think.
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Not sure about that model of Fluke, but a Fluke 189 easily fits along with a set of leads and an accessory kit. My lead accessory kit has its own pouch and it easily fits in the case with the meter. As long as your meter is not larger than a 189, it will fit with the leads. The material seems really good - I would expect nothing less from Fluke.
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I own a Fluke 115 which has the same basic frame as a 116. The case is a little tight at first with both the leads and meter but once you break it in it works fine. If you own or intend to own extra leads and lead ends you will need a separate case for them or a larger case if you want everything in one place. Using the meter most every day for work (Generator Maintenance) I can say that the case has held up very well to the use/abuse that I have put it through. Hope this helps.