Hi rvpiano,
Which Nuforce class D mono-block model do you own that went bad?
Did Nuforce inform you that your mono-block cannot be repaired?
It seems odd to me Nuforce would be unable to repair one of their own class D mono amps. They're really not that complicated since they basically consist of an input section, class D power module and a switch mode power supply (smps). It's possible but unlikely that more than 1 of these internal components went bad at the same time but it's more likely one of them is the culprit. Since all off these internal components are modular and none are very expensive, I don't understand why Nuforce could not repair your amp to like-new condition at a reasonable cost.
However, you may just want to try out different amplification in your system. If this is the case, it would be useful to know whether you'd prefer to stay with class D or prefer another amp topology and whether you prefer a single stereo amp or a pair of mono-blocks.
Please clarify.
Thanks,
Tim
Which Nuforce class D mono-block model do you own that went bad?
Did Nuforce inform you that your mono-block cannot be repaired?
It seems odd to me Nuforce would be unable to repair one of their own class D mono amps. They're really not that complicated since they basically consist of an input section, class D power module and a switch mode power supply (smps). It's possible but unlikely that more than 1 of these internal components went bad at the same time but it's more likely one of them is the culprit. Since all off these internal components are modular and none are very expensive, I don't understand why Nuforce could not repair your amp to like-new condition at a reasonable cost.
However, you may just want to try out different amplification in your system. If this is the case, it would be useful to know whether you'd prefer to stay with class D or prefer another amp topology and whether you prefer a single stereo amp or a pair of mono-blocks.
Please clarify.
Thanks,
Tim