Does the XPA give any options over the UPA? The lack of adjusting anything on the UPA 500 is a bit odd
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The XPA-5 is a 200 watts per channel (all channels driven at the same time) the amp is heavy duty Audiophile quality. However the UPA is only 80 watts ( average use) in my opinion . save your money and buy a good quality AV Receiver like a Onkyo TX-NR838, Denon AVR-X4000 or Yamaha RX-A2030 all below $1000. will deliver Audiophile quality performance. I bought a top of the line Yamaha A3040 FOR $1600 DIRECTLY FROM ONE CALL SHIPPED FREE when I called about a "like new unit for the same price...call them
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Both are amps. Feed it a quality pre-amp signal and you get a quality amplified signal out. Not sure what you want to adjust.
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Both the UPA series and the XPA series are power amps that are intended to be used with an input such as a preamp. All adjustments like volume or equalization are accomplished before the signal reaches the power amp.
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It's a power amplifier and has no controls. Some power amps may have gain controls but that's all. You would need a preamp / processor to control things.
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It improved the performance of my XPS M1730 by about 50 percent and has been running with out any problem for about a year. BUT...I think there is a newer card that is better matched for the the XPS 1730 system currently avilable.
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I made a very quick search and i was not able to find the xp driver, the card uses AC so i dont think XP is going to be able to support it.If you are also looking to replace your computer, check the HP Envy family
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Thanks, have been tracking the prices. The 630 model is below 900.00 and looks like a good option if the 650 doesn't acome down soon. I'll wait alitlle longer. Hate tp pay more when it was that low. New models will be coming out soon at higher prices, so may see some closeout here.
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You can do either but I adjust both to keep them as close to the middle of the adjustment as possible. Both have a minimum and max mark so just try to get it somewhere near the middle. That way you have room to fine tune either one. Not really a big deal as long as don't go beyond the max on either one.
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Here is a pDF doc that explains how this operates, what it does and does not do. It might be a good idea to check it out. I've had this system for years and it has worked beautifully. I know the company was bought out and things are different now, at least that what I was told. We'll see how that goes. Here's the PDF" http://www.authinx.com/manuals/X10/MT13A.pdf
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Hey there! I'm in the same predicament also? I just purchased the 32m3000 series for the "cheap" price of $649 when it was available at other non competitor retailers for $550-575. (I wanted the 4 year protection plan the cheaper guys didn't offer). It's a gift for father so it's not opened yet. The only thing the store assistant said was that one model's from 2007 and the other is 2008. He didn't want to lie to me about tech knowledge he didn't know about.
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I have the Yamaha RX-A830 that I'm running with four of the Infinity Reference R162s. I added the XPA-200 for the front pair - it makes a noticeable difference. There was definitely a lot of tweaking involved, you need to devote time to adjusting the settings to meet your preferences. That said, if you are deciding between a power-amp and a subwoofer, I would suggest getting a subwoofer. I got the XPA-200 then added a sub. The XPA made a big difference, the sub made a larger difference. Between the RX-V663 and the R162s, you have a solid foundation for a good system - if you're comfortable devoting more capital, then I think you'll be happy with the investment in a sub and/or a power amp. As far as power amps go, I found the XPA-200 to be the best value for new products, though I'm intrigued to hear others' thoughts. I am a very happy customer.
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Mine has the XP Professional system on it. It works well. but it has a low graphics card that is easily replaced, if you plan on doing any higher end gaming.
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Rima, You should not have to install XP on a new U100 -- it should be pre-installed. I suggest contacting the folks where you bought it and ask for a new machine. Regards, Joe
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This is the more universal version. It lets you upgrade from xp or higher. This is consumer version. At least what we are selling is , We do not know what other sellers have to offer. .
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I presume you have a powered sub (it has it's own internal amp). The XPA-5 is a power amp only and receives it 5 channel signals from the receiver or pre-pro line out jacks. The sub is connected directly from the receiver or pre-pro sub out jack and is not connected to the XPA-5 power amp. You will have 5 RCA or XLR cables from the receiver or pre-pro out jacks to the XPA-5.
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Guys, Fuji repairs all SAB affected cameras even after the warranty expired. I got that in writing from Fuji support and am not worried at all. They know they will lose customers if they don't fix this quality related issue. I will keep my x100 and don't upgrade. The s is tempting but I rather wait for a new Xpro-2 with all the nice new features ;)
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The latest drivers on their website are rated for XP, but I haven't been able to find anyone who has tried them yet.
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Hey, I'm running windows XP Pro w/ service pack 3 - had no issues installing this adaptoor right from the driver disk. Not a hiccup or anything, which suprised me given the price being so reasonable. I don't think I've had it a full year yet but if you're having troubles I'd say, If you havnt done so already, take any hard line internet source from the PC so it's completely uninfluenced, remove any software that might have partially installed (control panel - add/remove hardware), remove the power cable from it while it's sitting at the desktop idle but still on (hard rest), wait a few minutes, reattach power line, start, if ask start XP normally, and do a fresh install of the adaptor. If that doesn't work I'd try to download the other service packs from another computer to a flash drive and move them / install to the troubled unit. Actually inserting that updating after the hard rest but before the new attempt at installing the card would make the best sequence of steps. I hope this helps.