More Bricasti goodness on its way

[crwilli]

Just sent my M28s to Bricasti HQ to upgrade to the M32s and my M21 for a new display that Brian has offered. I look forward to hearing the difference the extra ooomph the M32s will bring.

Although I have never heard my M28s strain while driving my Strads or my current Kharmas but more power is always good right?

Brian and Co are a great company who take care of their customers!

[rnrmf1971]

How do they upgrade M28s to M32s?

The M32 is a lot bigger according to the specs.

[crwilli]

Originally Posted by rnrmf1971

How do they upgrade M28s to M32s?

The M32 is a lot bigger according to the specs.

Send in your M28s, add some $ and voila! Send Brian a note and ask him.

[rnrmf1971]

Originally Posted by crwilli

Send in your M28s, add some $ and voila! Send Brian a note and ask him.

I have no plans or time to consider it for my M28s right now so I don't want to waste his time. I was hoping you could shed light on how an M28 amp that you send returns as the larger M32. Other than being a trade up, it doesn't seem like it'd be possible in the same M28 footprint.

[crwilli]

Christian, I am aware of some who have had the larger transformers of the M32 installed inside the M28 case (a so called M28SE), Brian told me that was not ideal as it puts the transformer closer to the ‘boards’ and measurably raises the noise floor. My understanding is Brian will use my M28 boards add the larger transformer and install it all in the M32 case. That provides the needed space to keep the noise floor super low yet yield slightly more output with significantly more power reserves.

[rnrmf1971]

Originally Posted by crwilli

Christian, I am aware of some who have had the larger transformers of the M32 installed inside the M28 case (a so called M28SE), Brian told me that was not ideal as it puts the transformer closer to the ‘boards’ and measurably raises the noise floor. My understanding is Brian will use my M28 boards add the larger transformer and install it all in the M32 case. That provides the needed space to keep the noise floor super low yet yield slightly more output with significantly more power reserves.

Interesting. Thanks for the info. When you get it back, I hope you'll write about how you like the upgrade.