08-Jan-2020, 10:01
(07-Jan-2020, 09:16)David A Wrote:Yes, you can open up the config file and edit it, but your amp won’t recognise it because the CRC (Cyclic Redundancy Check) won’t match. Unless you know a way to hack the CRC, the amp will reject the config file.(07-Jan-2020, 07:36)pjlarge Wrote: I think a reason that they won't want to release the configurator secret sauce is that the amps are all essentially the same and my suspicion is it'd be possible to turn a 120 into a 200 via the config file by editing the power settings that are in there. If it's as I suspect, that's going to cannibalise their sales on the expert series and it'll be the beginning of the end.
The only way it's going to happen is if someone reverse engineers the configurator IMO... and that's only a matter of time.
If you really want to be adventurous however, it's an open secret that the config file is a simple text file. You can open it in an ordinary text editor and edit it yourself, any time you like. I got confirmation of that when my 130 got it's CI board upgrade.
Sorry for the off topic post.
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