M Paul
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Bummer about the issues you all up thread have had...
Going on month four of almost daily use and no issues. I don't fiddle with the volume knob much, stays at about 1:30. No scratching, imbalance, buzzing. As I've mentioned I'm feeding a little Yamaha mini system with an older iBook.
Really just logged in to add that I had to pull my old laptop to use it for a week at the hanger. Just fed my Yamaha, it has USB and iPod ports, with my pad or phone. Was a busy week but after I was able to return home with the iBook and plug my Fulla-II back into the system: WOW. It was amazing to notice the sound quality increase.
Noticed some time during the first month I liked how well well separated instruments sounded. Belefonty at Carnigy hall from a ripped disc was fun. But the first thing I listened to after getting my iBook back was Elvis Costello's My Aim is True from a ripped disc as well. I had a couple copies in vinyl back in the day so I am vary familiar with it. Anyway, I hit play and turned up the volume a little more then usual and got lost for a while.
I have a Freya sitting in its box waiting for a pair of vedars, a pair of song 3, and my disposable income to coalesce
M. Paul
Going on month four of almost daily use and no issues. I don't fiddle with the volume knob much, stays at about 1:30. No scratching, imbalance, buzzing. As I've mentioned I'm feeding a little Yamaha mini system with an older iBook.
Really just logged in to add that I had to pull my old laptop to use it for a week at the hanger. Just fed my Yamaha, it has USB and iPod ports, with my pad or phone. Was a busy week but after I was able to return home with the iBook and plug my Fulla-II back into the system: WOW. It was amazing to notice the sound quality increase.
Noticed some time during the first month I liked how well well separated instruments sounded. Belefonty at Carnigy hall from a ripped disc was fun. But the first thing I listened to after getting my iBook back was Elvis Costello's My Aim is True from a ripped disc as well. I had a couple copies in vinyl back in the day so I am vary familiar with it. Anyway, I hit play and turned up the volume a little more then usual and got lost for a while.
I have a Freya sitting in its box waiting for a pair of vedars, a pair of song 3, and my disposable income to coalesce
M. Paul