I've tried to contact him by PM and emails for a few months now and no response ...Noise. I think Envisionelec was going to do another run, maybe?
If you go to his site, you'll see it's unavailable for a long time now.
Should != will beYou are absolutely fine using an inverter, any noise should be filtered out in the transformer in the DCX.
I am about *this* close to crossing over to The Dark Side and ditching my passive crossovers. I'm trying to copy the midbass magic of Clark's Grand National, and I've found some information that indicates that I need digital delay to do it.I've used both. Cheapo inverters and pure sine. No audible noise using either.
Much to my surprise, when I was running the DCX2496 setup, I had maybe the lowest noise floor I've ever had in the car. It was impossible to tell if the system was on, even with the car off.
It should be noted that the inverter was shielded and grounded, not that it should matter a whole lot. You could always put a choke on the output too. Really, I don't see any reason not to run an inverter. [My apologies to envisionelec...]
This is interesting. I was considering at one point using behringer analog EQ and Crossovers and was basically told Id have alot of noise using an inverter to power themI've used both. Cheapo inverters and pure sine. No audible noise using either.
Much to my surprise, when I was running the DCX2496 setup, I had maybe the lowest noise floor I've ever had in the car. It was impossible to tell if the system was on, even with the car off.
It should be noted that the inverter was shielded and grounded, not that it should matter a whole lot. You could always put a choke on the output too. Really, I don't see any reason not to run an inverter. [My apologies to envisionelec...]