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Quoted from PinWoofer:PinWoofer is pleased to introduce our new Knockout Amplifier (aka the "KO") . The KO has been released to Spike and JJP platforms and is now available at PinWoofer.com.
What's the reasoning on JJP machines behind using that mini-board to get power for the amplifier vs just grabbing power straight from the ATX power supply with a common ATX connector molex splitter? Seems a lot messier and prone to failure...but maybe there's some reason I'm not aware of.
Quoted from PinWoofer:Thanks for the question. Not all power sources are created equal; ATX supplies are incredibly noisy and not suitable for audio (I'm surprised you proposed this). Our solution is highly reliable as proven by our large install base. Turnkey, quiet power.
I assumed the amp had a power filter that could handle it. Thanks for the response.
Quoted from PinWoofer:So, there is a ton of engineering effort put into our PS. Hope that makes sense. We can chat offline since this is getting pretty technical.
I don't think people are put off by a technical discussion, especially in a dedicated thread.
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