[Stoopalini]

I'm considering a Helix M FOUR DSP for my system, and see them available through normal channels for around $800. But thought it may be worth posting in here to see if there's any dealers on the forum, or other non-normal channels, I should be considering.

I'm not opposed to used, if from a trusted source.

 

[lithium]

You can probably talk to Nick, I think he can sell to you if you do not have a local dealer. @SkizeR

 

[ANS]

I can help you out on a ESX Audio QE80.4 DSP amplifier, just send you a message.

 

[Stoopalini]

You can probably talk to Nick, I think he can sell to you if you do not have a local dealer. @SkizeR

Thanks, he reached out.

I can help you out on a ESX Audio QE80.4 DSP amplifier, just send you a message.

Interesting unit ... I'll have to do some research on it, as I've never heard of it.

 

[OME573X]

Niebur3 also is a dealer

 

[itsZiz]

@Niebur3 @SkizeR @lithium Regarding this amp (didnt want to make a whole new thread for 1 specific question)

The manual says maximum 6v RCA output, but my sub amp says 5v max input. How can you turn down the RCA output voltage? thx

 

[SkizeR]

@Niebur3 @SkizeR @lithium Regarding this amp (didnt want to make a whole new thread for 1 specific question)

The manual says maximum 6v RCA output, but my sub amp says 5v max input. How can you turn down the RCA output voltage? thx

Software. Super easy

 

[itsZiz]

Software. Super easy

I'm playing around with the software, are you talking about the channel gain and output slider? ow would I know how much to turn it down to reach 5v?

 

[SkizeR]

Don't overthink it. Just knock it down a couple db. Very rare for an output to actually put out its full voltage for anything other than an instantaneous burst when listening to music.