Post by Pigmy Pony on Feb 12, 2023 10:05:19 GMT
A couple of years ago I bought a used Arcam A65 and a couple of pairs of little Wharfedale Diamond speakers for my daughter's hairdresser shop, with a little stereo>mono convertor thing so each room could have one speaker.
Well now she has moved to a better premises and is going down the Sonos route she tells me, and so has given me her old stuff.
In my current second set up I have an Echo dot going into an Amptastic Mini-one, to a pair of Celestion 5s. This is on 24/7 and has run without issues for nearly 5 years now. but I'm thinking of replacing the Amptastic with the Arcam for more connection possibilities, and to run a sub (I think I read somewhere that chip amps don't like subs).
Question is, can I leave the Arcam permanently switched on? If I had to power it up every time I wanted to ask Alexa for something, well that's too much of a faff.
Well now she has moved to a better premises and is going down the Sonos route she tells me, and so has given me her old stuff.
In my current second set up I have an Echo dot going into an Amptastic Mini-one, to a pair of Celestion 5s. This is on 24/7 and has run without issues for nearly 5 years now. but I'm thinking of replacing the Amptastic with the Arcam for more connection possibilities, and to run a sub (I think I read somewhere that chip amps don't like subs).
Question is, can I leave the Arcam permanently switched on? If I had to power it up every time I wanted to ask Alexa for something, well that's too much of a faff.
