@@Montebruno I believe it’s somewhere around 250KOhm per channel.

Looks like AIYIMA is using both Nichicon and Rubycon caps. I do know that the older version of the board used 50v Rubycon caps and looks like they made an upgrade to 63v in the next iteration which is more important. I’d say not to worry about whether it’s Nichicon or Rubycon as both are decent brand caps.

I purchased 12-gauge KnuKonceptz speaker wire from Amazon along with banana plugs and made my own speaker wires.

Mostly to get better audio quality for my headphones as the internal DAC isn’t that good. But same answer applies to when I use speakers too. I can get the source audio signal via usb and let the Fiio DAC handle the conversion before passing the analog signal to the amplifier.

Hi @oninzjounique6407 you can connect the Bose 251 speakers to this amp but the amp can only support (2.0 with line out for active subwoofer) so you can only connect 2 speakers (left and right channel) to the amp. The speakers are rated at 100W nominal and 200W peak at 8Ohm, so this amp can drive them quite well. You could also use the aux out to connect another amplifier which could then power another left+right channel set of speakers. However, make sure not to exceed 32feet of wire length from amp to speakers. Hope this answers your question.

Hi JD. Most likely you have active edifier speakers and subwoofer that plug into a wall outlet for power and get the audio signal from your X3 which is a DAC/Headphone Amp. However, if you had passive bookshelf speakers that didn’t plug into the wall such as one the I have in this video which are the Jamo S803, you need these speakers to be able to get the power and audio signal through a single source via the banana plugs. Here is where an audio amplifier like A08 comes in handy. It’s a Class D amplifier so it’s capable of outputting up to 600 watts of power in a small footprint with high efficiency. And to connect to the subwoofer, I’d just take the 3.5mm line out and plug into a powered subwoofer like your sw150. Hope this helps.

Prior to using the MX Sound 2.0, I was using a really nice pair of headset but I didn't really like the feel and pressure of headsets on my ear. But, after using these, I can honestly say that the sound quality and spectrum (bass, low, mid, highs, and treble) are all very clear and the volume levels (for personal computing) did not let me down. Although they are only 2.0, they still give you very good awareness of your in-game surrounding environment. I also like the looks as they are a bit different than the other typical vertical speakers. If you use the Bluetooth to connect to PC, you can eliminate one of the 3 cables. The only thing negative to say about this is often times, via wire connection with PC, when the volume is set to level 10 or below (using the PC controls rather than the speaker controls), the speakers may not recognize that they are producing volume and go to sleep mode. I have to waive my hand in front of the right speaker to wake them up again.

Azuls it’s from IKEA called MICKE.

Gavin Baer some regions have different pricing.

Koto Nizna I know this is late but latex gloves do not produce static electricity which can effect the parts badly. Also stop being so pessimistic...

Dennis B. Yes, after finishing the build, I realized that I should have connected both 8-Pin connectors. The pictures at the end show both are connected.

Sichtig the water pump on the graphics card is very quiet. The only thing you do hear is the fan, depending on how hot the GPU is and your fan curves. Even that can be controlled manually if you prefer a quieter experience, use the Precision X OC for that.