found an importer in UK.. Website: hifonix.co.uk Address: Hifonix, 396 Birmingham Road, Sutton Coldfield, B72 1YJ Phone: +441213825444 Email: sales@hifonix.co.uk

i dont think they hv a dealer or official importer in europe...you may hv to try aliexpress... on the other hand, u may also send them an email and see if they can ship u one directly...px maybe the same, but u will hv less worry...as there is no battery inside, they can aend u by post and vice...

Wan said they would start the project for the english official website after the E7... lets hope it wont take too long..

will do... LP6Ti is not vy suitable for travelling...virtually all security check pts stopped n asked what was it during my recent trip...

just being alerted by Wan of LP of this thread...He asked me to thank all who had shown intetested in W4, in particular those, who had spent time to write a review and/or translated the related materials. I dont hv any W4, am still relying on my LP6Ti...but after reading cleios's review.think i...

alex, the amp is airbow 253 for stax...headphones now using is 404 limited...a vy competent stax..

i just realised that this thread was started a year ago. At the time when p6 was still vy much just a prototype...time flies. wish u guys a vy happy new year, stay safe n healthy.

ppl trying to use ext amp with rca input..i suggest u use a 4.4 to rca cable...simple n easy, as the 4.4 in p6/p6pro/lp6 can be used as a LO..

u may wish to reformat your card using the built-in function in p6/p6pro...some early birds also reported similiar issue, and were advised to reformat their tf cards using the machine instead of pc...hope this can help..

while we are looking forward to reading alexs next review, L&P just releases some info of their next toy...

ibasso japan dealer site mentioned that android n mango os, would both be available

i will stick with my ti, n wait for w2..or/and p6pro...

think they will release more details of the machine idc...lets wait...need some time to find a safe place to hide the machine from mrs, b4 committing to buy

as many had commented that the golden wheel was too eye catching.. the final product will hv a darkened wheel..everything else the same...FW also further refined...will post third party measurements on output, dynamic range n noise, etc., when they are available.

p6/p6pro are r2r based machine...no dac...twister6 has done a review on p6..vy enjoyable to read. p6pro is based on p6, with touch screen, which, according to early reviews, is silky smooth.. the resistors are each matched n picked..pushing the performance to another level (this also from early...

in terms of structure, the Gold n Platinum are the same...differences are the look and the FW...The Platinum was originally made for the japanese mkt, it was tuned to give more japanese favour (best represented by old stax headphones which produced detailed but not punchy bass)..the gold was...

old 701

output from 6.35 was kind of insufficient for this old philips electret

apart from 340, which was fitted with an xlr plug..i played all these with lp6ti's 6.35...

haha...i hate turbo, particular big turbo...modern biturbo is marginally acceptable.. give me a little time, will dig out the old photo i took when i first received my ti..

i kind of agree with your view..however, as i am not a technical man, cant contribute much to this discussion. another brand that employs r2r dac widely is hifiman...their r2r2000 uses dual 1704, which is also a single channel dac...the choice of using 2 pcs or 4 pcs may also depend on power...

yes, lp6ti can power hd800s adequately...the cable invthe pic is also a product of L&P... they named it U75. Regarding the queation on DAC...For non-ti versions, dual AD5790...For Ti version, L&P has not disclosed what they are...they juat said "top industrial grade r2r DAC"...think they must...

usb connection only...use 43198 chip

‘ just when we all are still waiting for p6pro, L&P releases this poster. Initial testing results indicate that this will be a top performer. Hope it wilk arrive in good time for xmas.