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Nothing new here. I'm sure it's the same power supplies Digital Deaigns have been using for years now

Each model costs less per watt on 12v than prior models. As our overall business has shifted more towards sales via B&M shops an increasingly smaller percentage of customers need high voltage stability. In the previous generation even the SAZ-1200D was stable to 19v -- it's been cut down to 15.5v on all SCV models; also the SAX-150.4 is capped at 15.5v where the 125.4 model ran to 19v as well. This, again, allows more wattage per dollar and per size than previous generation models. The NS-1 is also on it's last production cycle along with the SAZ-5000D; we will introduce and SCV-6000D in place of those two models. Dyno results and clamps tests forthcoming on that one as well. We may consider a large "NS" model amplifier again down the line but we have currently shifted all amplifier models to more dealer friendly 12v versions.

Sent these off to someone to Dyno them for us -- at some point we'll have our own Dyno to do all sorts of more specific testing but this is what I have right now. Obviously the Dyno figures @ 1% are alot lower than what you see with a clamp test -- but all amps are on par or above par. We will also do some of our own clamp testing down the line that is easier to compare to older results from prior models since Dyno cannot be directly compared to clamp results. SCV-1500D : SCV-2000D: SCV-3000D: SCV-4000D:

DD has been doing this for how long? But now it has a Sundown badge and people are losing their minds. Lol. NUTHUGGERS!!!!

and some people here, even younger then me, making ME look like a noob. I'm just having some fun. There will always be those that ain't as loud and some you will never be as loud as. It don't matter as long as the numbers are at least decent and i had fun doing it thanks!!