[neogeosnk]

Welcome to the Wavelight Club.
Such a beautiful device

I have the wavelight and the audiobyte, love them both. Wavelight is amazing for speakers and audiobyte is great for headphones. You really can't go wrong with either.

 

[skylinekursk]

Wavelight is amazing for speakers and audiobyte is great for headphones.

I'm sorry but what's the difference if go vice verse?

 

[mantraone]

Welcome to the Wavelight Club.
Such a beautiful device

I joined the WaveLight club around 7 month ago and after 200-300 listening hours of breaking in period, became stable and soud great, also need less time to reach the optimal temperature, around 30-40 min for me is good enough.

 

[ThanatosVI]

I joined the WaveLight club around 7 month ago and after 200-300 listening hours of breaking in period, became stable and soud great, also need less time to reach the optimal temperature, around 30-40 min for me is good enough.

True the warm up time is really short compared to most R2R DACs.

 

[alekc]

I'm sorry but what's the difference if go vice verse?

@skylinekursk can't tell you much about Hydra Vox, but WaveLight is great for headphones (assuming you pair it with proper amp) but to hear what it can deliver you need speakers. That is my experience. It also needs a bit time to warm up.

 

[Vgrubb]

Just wanted to wish everyone a happy holiday season and thank all of the contributors. I haven't posted much here, but I've gained a lot of useful knowledge over the years. I've been enjoying a Wavelight for past few months and I'm hooking up a HydraVox today. Over the past few years, my DAC choices have been heavily influenced by what I've read on these forums and I've not been disappointed by any of the choices. Thank you again.
Vic

 

[neogeosnk]

Happy New years!! 2022 and still no hub. Bummed about it.

 

[m-i-c-k-e-y]

Same to you and to all the rest!

Covid and supply problems maybe just like all the rest. Maybe it is the same with the Wavelight Server/Streamer. Due to supply problems, they have redesigned (component changes) the HUB . The other thread says its Q1 2022. Oh well.

I am good w/ my Adroid Device + DDC. So IDK.

 

[Lono]

Happy New Year Everyone!
(Late as Usual)

I hear the Hubs are physically made, it's the software they are waiting for.
Here's hoping!

 

[Bhk1004]

Honestly given up on the hub. Probably won't get it even when it comes out. I'm probably just going to stick with my zen stream and save a few bucks.

 

[gdwwilliam]

I also give up on the hub and choose other dacs. The waiting time is just too long.

 

[Bhk1004]

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[Vgrubb]

I'm enjoying my ultraRendu/SU-6 combo with the HydraVox so much I'm not sure I would change.

 

[m-i-c-k-e-y]

Same thing with my Android Box/SU-6 combo...I don't know at what degree the Hub will bring. I am leaning towards spending the money on other things.

 

[Palyodgree]

Same thing with my Android Box/SU-6 combo...I don't know at what degree the Hub will bring. I am leaning towards spending the money on other things.

I just dropped in to say hello and with a brief comment. I had sold my Vox dac to a member of our small audio group locals and was able to directly compare the Vox in my system to a couple of other dacs one being the Holo Audio May KTE dac.
Off the top of my head used in a speaker system the Holo May was more expansive sound stage with a little better front to back imaging and location however my strong memory of the Vox it rendered well recorded vocals and speaking voices a little more realistic sounding then the May KTE dac .
If I had to choose and I am only speaking for myself the one dac over the other my feelings toward hearing the human pitch a little better representative I would choose the Vox.