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140 Pro - ADH or ADHV2?
pda Offline
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08-Dec-2019, 01:02 (This post was last modified: 08-Dec-2019, 01:02 by pda.)
The devialet site shows an Expert 140 Pro as having ADH vs the 220 Pros ADHV2 design.

Is that right, a 140 Pro is using an older ADH technology?
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08-Dec-2019, 13:24
(08-Dec-2019, 01:02)pda Wrote: The devialet site shows an Expert 140 Pro as having ADH vs the 220 Pros ADHV2 design.

Is that right, a 140 Pro is using an older ADH technology?
That's odd, as most of the reviews I have read for the 140 include verbiage about the ADH improvements.  I wonder whether it's just a slip by Devialet on their website...
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08-Dec-2019, 13:56
I asked Devialet about this, and they said that all Expert PRO models have ADH V2.
Expert non-PRO models have ADH V1.
V1 and V2 are referring to hardware itself.
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