atsq17
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Sorry for changing the subject but I have something I wanted to share.
Ever since I got the LCD-X, I have been startled by how effortless it portrays sound and it's excellent tone, extension, detail retrieval.
However, I've not been able to access ideal dac/amp setups to drive it with. My dac/amp setups are designed to accommodate and balance out a treble heavy, high impedance T1.
At this point in time, it's half decent. A Geek Out connected to Audio GD NFB-6. This will improve as I get more hardware.
However, what I wanted to report was that I recently switched from the stock balanced cable to the Norne Arcane and it went up an entire level in terms of soundstage size, detail retrieval and realistic tone. It is not a subtle difference at all. It's the kind of difference that could be attributed to a changing dac or amp. It could be placebo because the cable is so beautiful but I'm pretty sure it's real.
Ever since I got the LCD-X, I have been startled by how effortless it portrays sound and it's excellent tone, extension, detail retrieval.
However, I've not been able to access ideal dac/amp setups to drive it with. My dac/amp setups are designed to accommodate and balance out a treble heavy, high impedance T1.
At this point in time, it's half decent. A Geek Out connected to Audio GD NFB-6. This will improve as I get more hardware.
However, what I wanted to report was that I recently switched from the stock balanced cable to the Norne Arcane and it went up an entire level in terms of soundstage size, detail retrieval and realistic tone. It is not a subtle difference at all. It's the kind of difference that could be attributed to a changing dac or amp. It could be placebo because the cable is so beautiful but I'm pretty sure it's real.