PICS? All the website pics are of the EF1 so I'm assuming that the specs are off as well.
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11/19/09 at 7:44pm
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I have the EF1 on hand and the EF5 just arrived so I can evaluate tonight. I agree with you that the EF1 is fantastic and it sounded awesome driving the HE5 (or rather the HE5 sounded awesome driven by the EF1). If the EF5 is even better, then the setup will be seriously top notch. Tonight will be fun!
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(this is why I have IEM and closed phones like LA7000). I will have much more to report over the next few days.
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I received the EF5 here today, and wondered if you could guide me in setting the two switches on the back of the PSU? I should slide the mains voltage switch up to expose the 110v, and slide the amp voltage selector up to 18v for EF5 (16v was EF1), right? This is assuming the PSU I have is not a prototype and you got one like mine that sits under the EF5 too.
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Interesting that you're having no problems driving them with the WA6... it makes me wonder if the production version has been tweaked at all to be a little easier to drive than the version we tried at RMAF. When you get a chance, I'd be interested to hear if they sound any better on your ZDT than they did at the show
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Larry,
Did you ever find out what the proper configuration is? I emailed Fang, but have yet to get an answer for this very same question. GLC |
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Not heard back yet, but they typically respond once a day in the evening, and it was past bedtime when I posed my question last night.
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Originally Posted by Head-Direct
Dear Larry,
Great to know you like them. You will have to switch to 110v input. You need to switch to 18v setting as well. In addition, the switch on the top of front panel is high gain and low gain switch. For headphone cans, high gain is better normally. Best, Fang |

