SOLD Thank you!

Sale pending...

Bump with another $50 drop...

Bump with $150 price drop...

Stax Headphone amp. Immaculate condition. Professionally converted for 120 volt use. Amp sounds absolutely amazing. 3 additional sets of new RCA, Hitachi and Toshiba tubes included, so you can roll your own. I can't remember which tubes are in there now. I bought this and a SRM-727 for...

I just checked again. It's $5 USD cheaper today. You have to add it to you cart to see the price shipped to the US. This removes the VAT.

Keep in mind that you'll pay $150 sales tax for that on eBay. Amazon UK with 3 day shipping is still a better deal.

PM sent

Thank you for taking the time to go audition it and for sharing your impressions!

No, it's not the buttons. It happens when using the remote control also.

Thanks for that. Interesting bit of marketing, but unfortunately that does not address what we are discussing and is actually contradictory of what was initially stated. That article boasts the fact the ground is "positively brought into contact with the aluminum case", which is proper design...

Thanks

How dare you bring logic into this conversation. We are discussing unexplained phenomenas, and ways to avoid explaining them.

No, there is no logic there. "Putting aside the actual audible difference" What actual audible difference? I wasn't aware there was one, other than the heresay that you post and passionately defend, without having any personal experience with or explanation for. We all know that there will never...

Just more BS..... Still no sign of logic anywhere.

I'm too lazy to look back through 600+ pages. Wondering if anyone knows when amp4 will be available. I would love to audition this player, but everything I have now is 4.4mm and I don't want to buy cables or adapter to do so.

Definitely faster. I owned the A35 for a while, thinking it would be great for the gym. Two things I remember the most was the laggy interface and the low output power.

I don't know who fabricated this statement, but it is a completely inaccurate. The aluminum oxide layer produced by anodizing is electrically non-conductive. In order for the ZX300 case (or any other anodized aluminum case) to be used as a ground, the oxide layer (doesn't matter if black or...

Both of these links are focused on grounding practices for isolating AC supplies and safety. Has nothing to do with what we are discussing.

I know plenty about the subject. I have worked on a lot of modern audio equipment and find their performance exactly the same mounted in the chassis or removed on the bench. Almost all of this theory you speak of is related to isolating AC noise and consumer safety. I still build vacuum tube...

Yes, it was. They added it to the database. Changing the destination on the 300A only gets you more language options though, as high gain and remote control are already enabled.

I think the 1A, 1Z and 300 are great players, but this is nothing but marketing BS in my opinion. The signal ground path is the ground plane on the circuit board. It is copper and has a much lower resistance than the aluminum chassis, raw or anodized. No signal current passes through the...

I sent Rockbox the output for the 300A, as it was still unsupported. They added it to the database and uploaded a new destination tool. Confirmed working on the 300A now.

It also happens at a low range too. Can't remember exactly, but seems like 25-50 has audible clicking. 50-90 is silent. 90 and above has audible clicking again. Both of my players are the same.

Nice. I'll have to check that out.