Clayton SF
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Did you find dust spots from the ventilation holes? Was this the first time that you gave it a thorough internal dusting?
Cleaned out the dust today. Boring post for sure. Slid off the cover and blew out the dust and used micro-fiber cloth to get the rest. Not exactly like the inside of a desktop computer w/huge dust but worth doing. Anyone here get to A/B the LF with the LG?
Did you find dust spots from the ventilation holes? Was this the first time that you gave it a thorough internal dusting?
Yes there were dust spots along the top supporting rails. The perspex windows were a bit dusty as well. I'd given it a cursory cleaning a while back but this was the first thorough one. How's all with you Clayton?
Dang, $6450 for the Liquid Gold? Why would someone pay that much when the HeadAmp GS-X MK2 is less than half the price, has almost every feature to match (with the notable exception of the lack of phase inverters), has better build quality, and also has enough power output to effectively drive most hard-to-drive headphones? (i.e., is the 9W @ 50 Ohms of the Liquid Gold really necessary for any headphones out there?)
Plus IMO, anyone who buys a balanced amp with internal phase inverters is just shooting himself in the foot and subtracting from the sound quality. I've said it before and will say it again: the proper way to go balanced is with a dual-differential/balanced source component!
Dang, $6450 for the Liquid Gold? Why would someone pay that much when the HeadAmp GS-X MK2 is less than half the price, has almost every feature to match (with the notable exception of the lack of phase inverters), has better build quality, and also has enough power output to effectively drive most hard-to-drive headphones? (i.e., is the 9W @ 50 Ohms of the Liquid Gold really necessary for any headphones out there?)
Plus IMO, anyone who buys a balanced amp with internal phase inverters is just shooting himself in the foot and subtracting from the sound quality. I've said it before and will say it again: the proper way to go balanced is with a dual-differential/balanced source component!
has better build quality