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In Reply to: RE: N core posted by josh358 on January 21, 2018 at 08:51:45

Add in no to very little jump and mine would shut off on high dynamic passages ....

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RE: N core - josh358 15:27:40 01/22/18 (2)
Really? Protection circuits? I haven't had that happen yet, thankfully.
- RE: N core - A.Wayne 12:56:10 01/24/18 (1)
  I was operating them on a low-z load. never had it happen on 4 ohm maggies, they did on the 2/3 ohm Diva's.
  
  Regards
  
  Edits: 01/24/18
  - RE: N core - josh358 15:33:37 01/24/18 (0)
    Heh, yes, I can see that happening. At AES, John Siau told me how delighted he is with how reliable the AHB has been in the field. It seems they've got a microprocessor in there monitoring everything from output current to what you ate for lunch. But I guess that rules out of seat-of-the-pants scenarios . . . good to know, since it means I can't drive my 2 ohm ribbon without the resistor in series . . . I have a feeling that when I triamp, the AHB2 is going to live on the ribbon, since its highs are so stunningly pure.

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