05-Jun-2015, 09:32
(05-Jun-2015, 08:46)ogs Wrote:(04-Jun-2015, 22:53)Confused Wrote: The little Phantom has eight amps inside, apparently. I wonder how these would perform if liberated from their little dinosaur eggs? Or even what spec they are? Maybe Devialet do have the technology to make a small, low cost multi channel amp, if they really wanted to?
Good point Confused. Devialet definitely has both knowledge and technology to make a multi channel amp. And they know how to use DSP. Phantom is proof of that. Miniaturization of ADH is done already so a compact multi channel amp would be quite easy to design. However the current efforts at Devialet of becoming a brand rather than a hifi maker makes me doubt they will release a multi channel amp (for the DIY audiophile). But I love the thought of eight channels and a USB multi channel interface with proper sample rate switching
I have 3 questions about this.
1 Why would they bother as the development as the development budget for software would be huge and the grief if it didn't work perfectly first time even bigger.
2 The grief about not using their people to sort out expert range/Phantom problems first.
3 How many would they sell to recoup the cost?
UK kit - Technics SP10 - Technics EPA-501 - AT33SA - NUC5i3 - W10 - Roonserver - Roon AIR - Devialet 1000 Pro CI - Blue Jeans Speaker Cable (0.5 metre each side) - Magico S5
Spain kit - NUC7i5 - W10 - Roonserver - Roon AIR - Devialet D250 Pro CI - Blue Jeans Speaker Cable - Ergo IX speakers
Spain kit - NUC7i5 - W10 - Roonserver - Roon AIR - Devialet D250 Pro CI - Blue Jeans Speaker Cable - Ergo IX speakers