If anyone is interested, Here is a dropbox link of my current models for the diy fazor. It's just the inner part for now, as I haven't yet made measurements for the external fazors yet.   One question in addition to my previous request, do Fazor'ed LCD-2's have the rectangular dampening...

I like the idea of putting ferrous rods and not having to use glue, but I'd rather not use two pieces on the fazors- I don't know much about acoustic engineering, but my gut tells me that if we had even a little glue beading / inconsistent angling / gap in the wave guides it would negate any...

I think there are some changes that your average user wouldn't want to do - I think the Fazors are bolted / screwed in to the driver's front and rear housing (but some pictures would go a long way towards confirmation!). You may be able to use epoxy or something though. I was planning on using...

Could anyone with a LCD-2F be so kind as to take pictures of the fazor assemblies on the inside (with the pads removed) and outside (with grille removed)? I want to recreate Audeze's fazors for a 3d printing project, but there's not many good pictures out there. Tyll's information is useful, but...

This looks great! I am also thinking about making some kind of ring support for my LCD-2's pads, but I was thinking of hot gluing the lip support onto the headphones and allowing the pads to be twisted / pulled on.   I am also thinking about 3d printing fazors for this assembly. From what Tyll...

Hmm it seems that something has gone wrong with my USB setup. I can still use the remote to change the volume and turn off my HA-1, but it can no longer play/pause Foobar on windows 8. I can tell that it's reading a signal because when I hit pause I get a little blue circle next to my cursor...

Will any update be coming to current HA-1 owners to enable Android USB audio support through the front mobile USB port? Or are you waiting for L / Android to unify their USB audio solution? 

Do you think the HA-1 could safely support a monitor on the part behind the vent? I know it gets hot, but not plastic-melting hot, and it sure would clean up my workstation...   Also, do we have any work on Linux compatibility in the future, and the USB audio that will be included in Android L?

Oof, those cleartop tubes Woo posted about on facebook are pricy! $245 for a couple of tubes!   That said, I'd love to hear from someone who picks up a pair...

 This is good to hear, my balanced cable is on it's way just for the HA-1.      And an update on this - the problem was something to do with 384000.00Hz sampling, which is the default for the HA-1 when you first plug it in. You need to open the Midi settings and turn it down to something...

Oh yeah, I have it set up as a multi-output through the mac's Midi settings, so that I can A/B test the HA-1 and my WA7. Every application seems to work except for Google Chrome (and Chrome Canary).

Is anyone else having trouble getting output from chrome on a mac? I'm not sure if it's a chrome bug or something wrong with the driver, but they won't play together :( 

Has anyone heard if there will be any way to run custom firmwares, or have the option to customize the existing one? With the big beautiful display I feel like there's definitely the opportunity for creative vitalizers and color schemes (I want that McIntosh glow mmm).

Damn, I'd love to come and bring my WA7 + WA7tp but I don't get back to the twin cities until the 11th  Really didn't want to miss this!

What are you comparing that setup to? I haven't heard it, but as Jack often pairs the WA7 with the Alpha Dogs at trade shows I would think the synergy is pretty good! Could it be that the bass ports aren't tuned to your preference?

Going long!   552.6lbs 414.4lbs 390.8lbs   ihavenoidea

Just wondering - has anyone plugged a WA7 or WA7 + tp pair into a kill-a-watt meter to see the power draw? I want to burn in my tp's new tubes, but not if it's going to cost me more than the tubes themselves.   As far as tubes go, Mike, you said in the WA7tp thread that Woo & friends were...

I would love to know what DACs people use with their WA7s. I read somewhere that the internal DAC is on par with the Dragonfly, but I find that hard to believe. I imagine that the Gungnir would be a pretty attractive choice, especially with a pair of silver wa7 + wa7tp sitting on top.

Now I'm confused - is the power symbol above the button, or in the center of the button?     That is so brutal. I guess the upside is that it didn't destroy your WA7?

  The real question needs to be answered - does pressing that big power button feel as good as turning the big knob? 

Perhaps it would benefit from better power, but the power comes through the USB, not the power supply! That way when you want to use dac only, the amp doesn't need to be turned on. Although, because you can't use the WA7d without turning it on (optical audio doesn't carry power), it may improve...

It's a white sticker on the underside.

Do we know any more about the internals than this? Is the wood cup solid, or filled with damping material? 

Do any of you keep your WA7 without the glass block on regularly? It looks great both ways and I'm curious.

Of what quality is the DAC? Would it benefit from a Modi, or is it just not as good as the amp portion would suggest?