[Julf]

Where were those statements made? Nothing in the data sheet. Its quite tough to feed them both from the inside like that.

I think the best information on the nCores has been this (very, very long) thread: http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/vendors-bazaar/190434-hypex-ncore.html

Edit: Here is a direct quote from Bruno: http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/vendors-bazaar/190434-hypex-ncore-284.html#post2936562:

do twist the speaker wiring and PLEASE do not have them come out of the opposing sides of the screw lugs. This makes a big pickup loop right next to the output inductor.

Would putting them in the same direction (whic is easier to feed) improve the situation at all?

Anything that reduces the surface of the untwisted loop helps, but both in the same direction is still far from ideal.

[zenpmd]

Thanks! My I will digest that thread, and then I'm going to write a total idiots guide to building one using Ghent cases, which are basically very easy to do

[Julf]

Thanks! My I will digest that thread, and then I'm going to write a total idiots guide to building one using Ghent cases, which are basically very easy to do

Just edited my response and added a direct quote. The thread is really long - you might want to do a search on just the messages from Bruno.

[zenpmd]

Good call - thanks Julf ! 

[occamsrazor]

Thanks! My I will digest that thread, and then I'm going to write a total idiots guide to building one using Ghent cases, which are basically very easy to do

If it helps, I documented my Ncore build with Ghent monoblock cases in this thread on another forum. It's a bit of a long thread with other stuff too, but you may find it useful....

http://www.pinkfishmedia.net/forum/showthread.php?t=164826&highlight=ncore