I own one of these amps, and it's nice. I've never actually heard it shine since I was stuck on Beyer DT770 Pro 80s, which focus on bass. The dual volume knobs have AWAYS aggravated me somewhat and just recently they have driven me crazy! Is there a way to balance the volume knobs perfectly, so it's like having a single volume knob? I've heard of stepped attenuators and some passive volume knob design called a volume attenuator(?) How would I install one? Or easier yet, should I just sell my DV 337 and get a Woo Audio 6 for around the same price? Anyone here wanna buy it?
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