Hello 👋 Excellent video. Is that board MDF or Plywood? Super effort and outcome by the way. Please put a detailed video how you paint your enclosures. They are elegant by sure. Really want to learn. From 🇮🇳 india.
Hello Rick ! Hope you are doing good. Thank you for your awesome videos, helps a lot. I have the same build with with an active subwoofer that has only RCA inputs, no high level inputs. Is there a way to use this amp with the active subwoofer ? (it's a Klipsch R-121SW). Thank you !
The only way I can think of would be an LOC. This is a Line Out Converter. Usually used in Car Audio. Something like this: a.co/d/01uaYq7 And then connect to the sub speaker out on the amp, so you can send only low frequency. Hope this helps 👍
Great Video and Sub Build! Could you do a review on the Tosicam T200W-PRO for $39, it has about the same features as the Bo7 and also has an active sub out feature. The seller offers a few dozen, sells out, and then gets more , so he only has 3 right now. No one has done a review on it, the last model had an issue with loose terminals, which wasn't an issue if you used banana plugs. I have bought two and am very impressed with them. Thanks for your vids
I just found it on Amazon. That one uses the TI 3116 Amp chips and that chip supports up to a 24v power supply. Looks like similar features, but the power ratings are much lower on the Tosicam. I have an amp with TI 3116 x2 powering my patio speakers and a 6 inch sub. It's great for background music, but can't get very loud before going into distortion though. Good to about 70db. The Aiyima gets much louder.
@@RickRuizAudio I use them for my pc system (2 bookshelfs & 2 subs) and nearfield stereo listening and they are fine for that, I haven't ever cranked them though. There is a lot I don't know about them, but as you said, $39 is a great deal. Thanks again for your videos, I learn a lot.
In description written: Output Power: Left/Right 300w*2@48v@4Ω 10%, Bass 300w@48v@4Ω 10% = 900 watt in total = one power adapter 48V10A = 480 watt will not allow it to happen but two 48V10A = 960 watt will support this power, am I correct? Will it manage and not turn on overheat protection?
Hey Andrey, Yes, one 48v 10 amp with 2 outputs will work. Feed one to each of the DC inputs and you'll get its max output on each of the chips. It still won't hit those numbers. None of these small amps a actually do, but still sound great. All these companies are still exaggerating the outputs, but they are starting to slowly change which is great to see. I haven't tripped the protection yet! Well not on 8ohm Mains with a 4ohm Sub. 👍
@@RickRuizAudio Thank you Rick as you have mentioned you have used 32v for vice and 48V for main but what about Amp in that adaptors? i assume 48V5A = 240W for main?
Great opening segment. Good video my friend. Thanks.
Thanks Ed, I appreciate you watching 👍
@@RickRuizAudio You do good work my friend.
@@OldGuyHifi 🙏
Hello 👋
Excellent video.
Is that board MDF or Plywood?
Super effort and outcome by the way.
Please put a detailed video how you paint your enclosures. They are elegant by sure. Really want to learn.
From 🇮🇳 india.
Thank you Vivek! I used birch plywood. The price is currently low so it's worth it over MDF to save on the weight. Thank you for watching!
Hello Rick ! Hope you are doing good. Thank you for your awesome videos, helps a lot.
I have the same build with with an active subwoofer that has only RCA inputs, no high level inputs.
Is there a way to use this amp with the active subwoofer ? (it's a Klipsch R-121SW).
Thank you !
The only way I can think of would be an LOC. This is a Line Out Converter. Usually used in Car Audio. Something like this:
a.co/d/01uaYq7
And then connect to the sub speaker out on the amp, so you can send only low frequency. Hope this helps 👍
Great Video and Sub Build! Could you do a review on the Tosicam T200W-PRO for $39, it has about the same features as the Bo7 and also has an active sub out feature. The seller offers a few dozen, sells out, and then gets more , so he only has 3 right now. No one has done a review on it, the last model had an issue with loose terminals, which wasn't an issue if you used banana plugs. I have bought two and am very impressed with them. Thanks for your vids
Hey Danny, are they available on Amazon?
@@RickRuizAudio Yes sir
I just found it on Amazon. That one uses the TI 3116 Amp chips and that chip supports up to a 24v power supply. Looks like similar features, but the power ratings are much lower on the Tosicam. I have an amp with TI 3116 x2 powering my patio speakers and a 6 inch sub. It's great for background music, but can't get very loud before going into distortion though. Good to about 70db. The Aiyima gets much louder.
But at $39 it really does look like a great deal.
@@RickRuizAudio I use them for my pc system (2 bookshelfs & 2 subs) and nearfield stereo listening and they are fine for that, I haven't ever cranked them though. There is a lot I don't know about them, but as you said, $39 is a great deal. Thanks again for your videos, I learn a lot.
In description written:
Output Power: Left/Right 300w*2@48v@4Ω 10%, Bass 300w@48v@4Ω 10%
= 900 watt in total
= one power adapter 48V10A = 480 watt will not allow it to happen but two 48V10A = 960 watt will support this power, am I correct?
Will it manage and not turn on overheat protection?
Hey Andrey, Yes, one 48v 10 amp with 2 outputs will work. Feed one to each of the DC inputs and you'll get its max output on each of the chips. It still won't hit those numbers. None of these small amps a actually do, but still sound great. All these companies are still exaggerating the outputs, but they are starting to slowly change which is great to see. I haven't tripped the protection yet! Well not on 8ohm Mains with a 4ohm Sub. 👍
@@RickRuizAudio Thank you Rick as you have mentioned you have used 32v for vice and 48V for main but what about Amp in that adaptors? i assume 48V5A = 240W for main?