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I know on of the Nikko models is a dual mono/mosfet? Right? always wanted to check on out.View attachment 1124597 inside.... While I got it out.
I know on of the Nikko models is a dual mono/mosfet? Right? always wanted to check on out.View attachment 1124597 inside.... While I got it out.
The Alpha 230 can't run in mono unless you are using a Nikko-BTL network bridging unit. The Alpha VI, 650 and 2000 can run in mono.Dumb question for you 7wales7, can the Alpha 230 run in mono or as monoblocks?
The Nikko ALpha III is a dual mono block Mosfet design.I know on of the Nikko models is a dual mono/mosfet? Right? always wanted to check on out.
The voice text function on my phone never really quite works like I'd like it to!I know on of the Nikko models is a dual mono/mosfet? Right? always wanted to check on out.
Thank you that's the one. Always wanted to check one out ..if I could get it for the right price.The Nikko ALpha III is a dual mono block Mosfet design.
View attachment 1124587 It does not mention it, but it has that switch for direct or normal? And I can't remember what it's for, I use to know, Lol! thanks. It is a surprisingly heavy little amp.
I know on of the Nikko models is a dual mono/mosfet? Right? always wanted to check on out.
NiceThe Alpha 2 is dual mono as well (but not mosfet), including two independent power sources!
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I agree. Good inexpensive gear.I favor old discrete transistor, few or no IC era Nikko to Mitsubishi on build quality, reliability, sound quality, and on longevity. Nikko made some nice, underrated sleeper equipment of nice quality.
Mitsubishi gear is a little hard to come by, they have some really cool stuff.Great discussion on all this. So far its Nikko 6 plus comments and Mitsu 1. A lot of positive Nikko comments like solid, quality and built like a tank, both here and other places, and clearly repairable and also able to be modified for the better as well. Not much on the Mitsu, but maybe there were just not that many of them to begin with.