As it happens, I get paid on Monday. :beyersmile:

I'm only aware of the A1/A2 change.

Most Schiit amps have 50k or so inputs. None seem to short the inputs when off. My A1 is connected to a Valhalla2, Asgard3 and Mjolnir3. No problems at all.

Mjolnir 3, big, hot and heavy, is as if designed to Heinlein's dictum: Everything in excess! To enjoy the flavor of life, take big bites. Moderation is for monks. - RA Heinlein

Although I do like them with MM2/Piety, I find I like them even more with Gumby/MJ3 balanced, stock 4.4 cable with XLR pigtail.

I never expected or intended to become a Grado collector, but just started 2024 with my 9th pair, a newish, late, 'seldom used' RS-2e. Very pretty, and not expensive. I was really just curious why they seemed so popular. The stock L pads were flat from storage, and seemed a little boomy, so I...

Never had much use for the term 'amazeballz' until now...

Since MJ3 arrived, I've come to the realization that all my many cans are much better than I'd previously thought. :ksc75smile:

I haven't stress tested it at this point, and so far have only used lo gain, SE mode and no feedback, but with my cans it's definitely on the slammy side.

I always enjoyed my MJ2, but it has a personality of its own, depending on its tube set, which worked to different degrees with different cans. MJ3 is more even handed, and seems to bring out the best of whatever I plug into it. Layering, detail, soundstage and instrument placement, timbral...

Ordered last Friday, Fedex delivered yesterday, installed this morning, fed balanced from Gumby a1 in place of MJ2. Could only spend a couple hours with it today, but I have to say, MJ3 is clearly NextLevel(tm) Schiit. Rotated through HD800/SDR, LCD-3f, GS3Ke this morning, NDH30 this...

Also sounding super deluxe from MM2/Piety...

Definitely AllGood(tm)! Breaking in a new tv tonight, but got a few hours with the new Piety today, Modi3e and Ananda. Oh my. 😁

I haven't had a drink all day. I'll fix that now. I played with 3 pairs of tubes today, just lighting them up in series & observing filament current at different voltages. A pair of CV1988 Footscrays (a '52 KB/N & a '54 KB/FB) draw 605 mils @ 12.6 VDC, or 600 @ 12.4. A pair of NOS...