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post #16 of 19
7/18/10 at 9:39pm
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Originally Posted by tyty5150 View Post

 

I looked more into Dynalo and research has shown some people see the Sheer Audio HA-006+ as being more or less the same as Gilmore Lite.  I'm liking the price and how it is already assembled.  I think I might just buy it, unless of course someone shouts it is absolutely fake/not worth it.


 

It's quite real. ;)  Glad you like the way we put it together. ;)

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post #17 of 19
9/4/10 at 7:38pm
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Sorry to revive this thread, any comments on Little Dot amps?  The more I look the more I like.

Good for me?  I now have SACD player and Beyer DT 770 Pro 80 ohms...  Went for stuff I know about, still looking for the amp.

 

Thanks for any recommendations.

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post #18 of 19
9/4/10 at 8:18pm
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Originally Posted by tyty5150 View Post

Sorry to revive this thread, any comments on Little Dot amps?  The more I look the more I like.

Good for me?  I now have SACD player and Beyer DT 770 Pro 80 ohms...  Went for stuff I know about, still looking for the amp.

 

Thanks for any recommendations.



LD represent very good value,they have a rock solid warranty,one of the best in fact.

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post #19 of 19
9/6/10 at 11:51am
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I went for the LD I+ everyone; I liked the price and this description from the website intrigued me:

 

"The Little Dot I+ is a hybrid transistor-vacuum tube headphone amplifier, which combines the smooth, musical sound of tubes with the high output current of transistors. The vacuum tube stage is run in Class-A, the MC33078 operational amplifier (socketed) provides voltage amplification, and BD139/BD140 transistors serve as output buffers. The Little Dot I+ is specifically designed and optimized for driving low impedance headphones that require high current to perform to their full potential. Depending on how the switches are configured, three different families of vacuum tubes can be used (EF95, EF92, and 408A). With two gain settings and DIP switches for vacuum tube rolling, the Little Dot I+ offers versatility and incredible sound quality in a tiny footprint!"

 

Sounds promising for use with my AD700, M50, and MS1, but I wonder how my beyers will like it...

 

Anyone have any input from experience?

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