True! More power is desirable and I've considered upgrading the amp to something with 50-100 watts RMS per channel. The problem that arises is the power supply. 20 watts per channel is about the max that can be achieved from 12 volts. To jump up to more power equals a power requirement of between 24v-36v. Efficiency also goes out the window too. So I'd end up needing both more batteries and bigger batteries (even more weight) to get a nice, long weekend of run time my V1 & V2 achieve.Reli said:Ah I see. Still, nothing wrong with even more power, it would prolong the onset of distortion.
Love those speaker colors.
The charging system would also have to be customised to recharge the system. The Lepai amps output power is rated at 0.1% THD - (not 10%!) so the signal being fed to the speakers is very clean.
I had Dan (McBlaster) visit me last night. I think he was pretty blown away by the clean power of the V2 box. Those 8 inch Sony drivers really do get a work out and the bass is just so clean and strong! The Lepai should have no problem driving these smaller 5 inch speakers.
Anyway, I'll only know how this V3 thing sounds when it's built!

Back to the workshop........
