14-Jul-2014, 16:03
Hi Phil,
I just read that too. I guess that's a question for Mka to answer... Mka, did you also measure idle? it would be interesting to see what the difference is. For electronics it's best to keep them in the same temperature range so if it's not too costly I would say keep em running 24/7
A bit more info; the 200/400 and 250/800 have the same power supply so they should run the same in stand-by. But because class A transistors always run a current I guess the 250/800 would ask for a bit more when idling. Not a lot more; Most current comes through the class D amp.
I just read that too. I guess that's a question for Mka to answer... Mka, did you also measure idle? it would be interesting to see what the difference is. For electronics it's best to keep them in the same temperature range so if it's not too costly I would say keep em running 24/7
A bit more info; the 200/400 and 250/800 have the same power supply so they should run the same in stand-by. But because class A transistors always run a current I guess the 250/800 would ask for a bit more when idling. Not a lot more; Most current comes through the class D amp.
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