That definitely ain't the Etys. 1/4th adaptor seems like it, but the 1/8th plug and the construction of the cable is totally not Etymotic's. That cable neither looks rubberish like the 4P's cable nor does it have the twisted geometry that the Ety 4S/4B cables have.
So, um, yeah, it could very well be some stock earbuds for all we know.
On such a highly priced and exclusive item, why the pc boards all over the place? Isn't point to point wiring superior to the trace circuits on pc boards?
Originally posted by pigmode On such a highly priced and exclusive item, why the pc boards all over the place? Isn't point to point wiring superior to the trace circuits on pc boards?
they don't some to really use pcb except as support. I don't see any layout on these
This looks to be tube rectified design,is that so?I count 15 tubes.I see it is a dual mono circuit with seperate power supplies.I might have spec'd dual stepped attenuators as well.This looks to be an awesome amp,I hope it sounds as good.
I have recieved yet the amp. the picts are done in the designer laboratory.
The golden knob will be changed, I wait just for this.
The tubes are 15 but not very expensive.
The amp is voiced for the R-10, is the identical schematic of my precedent R-10H, but with a new regulated power supply and very hi quality components. (and better consruction).
No pc board, the construction is totally hand made and soldering are point to point (air cabled).
The costs is around 8500 $, but as you can see the componets are very expensive.
I'll tell you soon about the sound... but the technician told me that the difference with the old R-10H is like the day and night...
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