[chunkfnk]

I am interested in the Audio-gd NFB-10.32 and the Schiit Asgard 2 for a set of LCD-2s. Can you guys provide some guidance? I'm leaning towards the NFB-10.32 since it has tons of power and looks like it'll be more future-proof in the long run and it includes a good DAC as well.
 
Also, how do customs and import fees work on Audio-gd products? I'm located in the California if that helps.

 

[steve2151]

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I am interested in the Audio-gd NFB-10.32 and the Schiit Asgard 2 for a set of LCD-2s. Can you guys provide some guidance? I'm leaning towards the NFB-10.32 since it has tons of power and looks like it'll be more future-proof in the long run and it includes a good DAC as well.
 
Also, how do customs and import fees work on Audio-gd products? I'm located in the California if that helps.

 
Audio-GD usually marks the items as low value, so that helps avoid extra charges. I was pretty happy with my NFB-10. It even powered my HE-6 well. However, you'll need balanced cables to get the most out of it.

 

[chunkfnk]

Thank you for replying. That's good to hear. How long did it take you to get the unit after ordering it? How would you compare it to the SA-31 you have from them if I may ask?

 

[steve2151]

If it's in stock, you usually get Audio GD gear within the week.
 
I upgraded from the NFB-10 to the SA-1/SA-31 stack and am pretty happy with the improvements. The SA-1/SA-31 has a more 3-D sound stage with a blacker background and a more laid back treble. The NFB-10 feels wider left to right, but doesn't quite have the same depth.