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I've used the LCPS for an active crossover. The signal is split at 120 Hz to a Seas L26 aluminium woofer and Accuton midwoofer and tweeter. The amps are 4 hypex Ucd modules.... currently I'm doing an attempt for sufficient funds to purchase a dual mono opus, and balanced volume control and source selector (and redesign the active crossover) Is there any chance that the TwistedPear designers develop a simple crossoverboard (12db filters, a few db at 2 of the channels, and level control at these two channels? (the current board looks like nothing  Anyway thanks for providing the excellent power supply which was a critical succes factor for this absolute beginner :d/  poweramp:  Would application of a few LCPS 's be an improvement for the opamps on the hypex modules compared to the standaard hypex HG supplY? Edited by user Friday, January 25, 2008 4:11:32 PM(UTC)
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Hi Paul, I don;t know how the lcps compares with the hypex HxR regulators (they're supposed to be very good) but i doubt it. I had my ucd400's hooked up to a buffalo (single, not dual mono) but found the combination a bit "boring". The Buffalo is a *very* good dac (imho), very clean. The ucd's are very clean as well and the music lost a little of it's "groove"... Now it's sitting atop of a MyRev(C) and sounds great. the RevC has a more "groovy" sound than the ucd's :) Edited by user Friday, March 13, 2009 6:01:18 AM(UTC)
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