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post #3331 of 3338

Yup saw that BenBau, was good information. Was seeing there is any formal review on that :D

post #3332 of 3338

Anyone compare these to the new Master 5 or 6? Lots of scattered reviews. I'm thinking about picking up a Phoenix myself....

post #3333 of 3338

My system is experiencing some harsh crackling while listening.  I'm unsure if it's the amp of the reference 5 dac.  I've tried different headphones, different channels, coaxial and balanced cables, usb, toslink, and coaxial.  What could be the problem?  This has never happened before, and doesn't go away after it's been warmed up.

post #3334 of 3338

I still use one of the first Phoenix's released almost daily. I haven't ever had that issue. The only way I see to figure this out would be to swap components and cables until the problem can be isolated. Kingwa is also pretty responsive to issues IME. Good luck

post #3335 of 3338

Thanks.

post #3336 of 3338

Guys, I'm ordering a balanced cable for my LCD-2's to go together with my Phoenix. I was wondering if there is any difference at all between the 4-pin and double 3-pin xlr inputs on the front of the unit, if there isn't I'm definitely be getting a 4-pin as I think It's more practical. If there is then I'll be getting the dual 3-pins. 

post #3337 of 3338
No difference. Go for 4-pin; as you already noticed - it is more practical/elegant.
post #3338 of 3338
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Originally Posted by FauDrei View Post

No difference. Go for 4-pin; as you already noticed - it is more practical/elegant.

Thanks mate, appreciate it alot.

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