Davie G
Established Member
Calling all of you iNuke owners...
I am in the process of having an extension built and I'm putting in an in-wall subwoofer (BK IW300). The iNuke amps seem good value for money so it's top of my list so far (NU1000DSP). Recognising the fan noise of an iNuke (lots of info on here how to resolve), I was wondering how the units are switched on. Bear with me...
I want to put the amp in a kitchen cupboard so would like to understand the following:
Is the power switch on the amp a mechanical 'toggle' switch such that I can switch the amp on and can then control the amp via the 3-pin wall socket (via a smart-switch like a WeMo insight switch for example). ie. the 3-pin wall socket becomes the amp's power switch.
Or, is the switch on the amp a 'soft' switch controlled by logic in the amp such that the 3-pin wall socket must remain on all the time to enable the amp to power up?
I'd like to power up the amp remotely, ideally without doing any sort of 12V trigger mod.
Anyone else done a similar thing, or possibly with a different amp?
Help and advice gratefully received.
Thanks
Dave
I am in the process of having an extension built and I'm putting in an in-wall subwoofer (BK IW300). The iNuke amps seem good value for money so it's top of my list so far (NU1000DSP). Recognising the fan noise of an iNuke (lots of info on here how to resolve), I was wondering how the units are switched on. Bear with me...
I want to put the amp in a kitchen cupboard so would like to understand the following:
Is the power switch on the amp a mechanical 'toggle' switch such that I can switch the amp on and can then control the amp via the 3-pin wall socket (via a smart-switch like a WeMo insight switch for example). ie. the 3-pin wall socket becomes the amp's power switch.
Or, is the switch on the amp a 'soft' switch controlled by logic in the amp such that the 3-pin wall socket must remain on all the time to enable the amp to power up?
I'd like to power up the amp remotely, ideally without doing any sort of 12V trigger mod.
Anyone else done a similar thing, or possibly with a different amp?
Help and advice gratefully received.
Thanks
Dave