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RE: Why so little feedback on the Mark Levinson #53 Monoblocks ???

Posted by EmailTim on March 23, 2012 at 23:17:59:

Thanks for the heads up.

I read the white papers on both the ML #53 and the Hypex NCore amps. It looks like they took their different directions in design and what they deemed as important (maybe to avoid patent issues?).

I see Hypex is offering a DIY 400 watt board. Would love to get my hands on their larger board to see how it compares against my Mark Levinson #336 because they have similar power ratings.

During the read, I discovered Theta's new Prometheus amp has the larger NCore modules in them. Theta is using their own linear PS (not Hypex's PS). The Prometheus is supposed to be available in April. Am anxious to read the reviews or be able to audition it myself.

Most of the people on the Hypex DIY board like the 400 watt NCore boards, but there is little comparison to big commercial amps.

Thanks again !!!