MerrillAudio Veritas Reviewed at Dagogo

Hifial,

You have answered 30 threads and started 5. Here are the five threads you started:

MerrillAudio Veritas Reviewed at Dagogo
Power Cables you like with Merrill Veritas Amps
Hypex Ncore NC1200 Amps at NY Audio Show in April
MerrillAudio Veritas to drive Raidho D1 at NY Show
MerrillAudio Veritas to drive Raidho D1 at NY Show (this is a second thread with the same title as a previous one)

We get it. You like the amps.

VicD: Two responses:

1) The Merrill amp is based on a module (the NC1200) only sold to audio companies, not diy enthusiasts. This module is reportedly slightly better and higher powered than the NC400.

2) This goes to show you the mark-up present in finished audio products. I'm becoming more and more interested in diy as I learn more about audio.

C'mon folks ... lighten up. Hifial just shared information about a review. He didn't write it, after all. I appreciate the heads-up.

06-03-13: Strateahed
C'mon folks ... lighten up

+1000...my attitude about forum posts...if you dont like it,
its easier to just not comment and move on. The information
may be useful to others.

Edit: lol..I guess I should take my own advice! lol

Thanks Strateahed. Really.

Don, your point? So what. When did it become a crime to post about something you are a fan of and pass that on to inform.

Look, no interest then move on. No one is saying you have to like it or read it.

As far as the markup on Audio products. Well that all depends.

Apple sold something like 40-45 million ipads and around 85 million iphone in the first half of their fiscal year.

Now tell me an Audiophile company that sold only two of their products in that quantity for a full year.

The amount sold by some Audiophile companies requires a certain markup. True some over charge. But many charge a far price considering the cost to really run a business for the amount the sell.

You know this is a very small market. Most people I know are NOT Audiophiles and would never care about better sound, unfortunately.

I have had both the DIY Hypex NC400 amps in my system and the NC1200. I could have easily built the NC400 with a great case, footers and parts (with right ones it would improve the sound, I know as a few of us tried it out) and I heartily recommend that to anyone who can not afford the NC1200 based amps. But for those that want the better sound that the NC1200 offers(and it is not just a matter of more power) and can afford them...well it will put a smile on your face. Well both will but from a different point of view.

Can we all get back to AUDIO and recommending stuff.