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<blockquote data-quote="req" data-source="post: 738410" data-attributes="member: 555713">thats the only problem with amplifiers. the least they can f&#039;in do is eaither put a digital display for the settings (that will display gain voltage, xover freqs, input voltage, amperage, among other things - that is all selectable with a single button to rotate thru what you want displayed.that would be QUITE a kickass feature for any company... the only ones that i know of that come close are clif designs, mcintosh, i think audiobahn has it too - but they are analog voltage and amperage meters. i want a real time digital display - like the digital part on a capicator.the board would cost almost nothing to integrate eaither... maybe have ALL the settings in there... hit a button, changes to GAIN: (displays voltage) - non editable, hit the button again, says Xover Freq HP - 1-2 : (displays freqency) hz - and then there is a up arrow and down arrow to specifically set the exact freqency that it cuts.i dunno - maybe im asking too much. but it is the 21st ****ing century...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="req, post: 738410, member: 555713"] thats the only problem with amplifiers. the least they can f'in do is eaither put a digital display for the settings (that will display gain voltage, xover freqs, input voltage, amperage, among other things - that is all selectable with a single button to rotate thru what you want displayed. that would be QUITE a kickass feature for any company... the only ones that i know of that come close are clif designs, mcintosh, i think audiobahn has it too - but they are analog voltage and amperage meters. i want a real time digital display - like the digital part on a capicator. the board would cost almost nothing to integrate eaither... maybe have ALL the settings in there... hit a button, changes to GAIN: (displays voltage) - non editable, hit the button again, says Xover Freq HP - 1-2 : (displays freqency) hz - and then there is a up arrow and down arrow to specifically set the exact freqency that it cuts. i dunno - maybe im asking too much. but it is the 21st ****ing century... [/QUOTE]

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