HiFi Subjectivist ¦ Audio Forum ¦ Richard Dunn NVA

savvypaul wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 20, 2019 10:22 am

Room for a drinks cabinet?

Brilliant idea. Why didn't i think of that. Which spirits go best with hifi?

Been thinking a lot about my diy audio projects. Done lots of thinking but zero doing. At least i am thinking about it as for a while all i could think about was drums, drumming and bands. Once i start thinking then i know it wont be too long until something gets done. I am going to build a music ce...

Still in thinking mode but once it kicks off you will all know about it I go in cycles of no activity and then a huge frenzy.

Forum is a bit quieter since everyone realised NVA is dead. Memory lives on though. If you want a second hand bargain then now is the time as all the nervous types are off loading.

What happened to the system blog on AA ?

If none come up why don't you build your own Peter ?

Diy projects don't come any easier than a passive. You get to use any pots or switches, wiring, sockets and resistors you like

Go ask flatpopely what it means, he knows all about it.

NVA power amps must be pretty unique in the hifi world by not using any regs. They are definitely unique. No output inductor and parallel damping resistor, no output zobel, no input coupling cap, input stage designed for passive preamps. Rather than use regulators and filters Richard thought they w...

Actually most amps don't have regulators. Naim regulated the Nap 250 and 135's. Avondale regulate the front end only on some of their amps leaving the driver and output stage unregulated. Some other manufacturers regulate front ends too but i cant remember what they are. Output stages generally (on ...

There are no regulators on NVA amp boards or in NVA power amps for that matter.