dminches
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16 weeks is just crazy. I put my order in 1 month ago. Waiting 3 more months stinks. Oh well...
Something happened last week that made it a real drag too. I guess they gave 3 days of the week off to the engineers for the 4th of july? At least it seemed that way since no progress was made. Somehow my order shipped today even though it was packed on monday. It's really dragging along I just want to hear the damn thing already.
Maybe you can get back at them for the delays and sell it to me
Haha, it really is a long wait! I agree that the long wait at least increases the sentimental value of the product
Something happened last week that made it a real drag too. I guess they gave 3 days of the week off to the engineers for the 4th of july? At least it seemed that way since no progress was made. Somehow my order shipped today even though it was packed on monday. It's really dragging along I just want to hear the damn thing already.
B******s....taking time off on a national holiday. We need our gear!...
Alright, Taboo owners. Is there a manual somewhere for the current version?
What's the difference between the two sets of RCA jacks? One is variable input, and one is direct. I really have no idea what that means though.
The amplifier does sound very good. Lucid mode is pretty cool.
Congrats Llloyd on your new arrival!
If you listen to your amp during the burn-in process this is what you will experience: First the amp will sound good followed by almost an immediate increase in harshness which after 30 minutes will change to dullness and continue to go back and forth. During this mind bending experience the imaging and soundstage will be unstable and somewhat restricted. There will be moments of incredible sound during this process and equally ugly sound. You will know when the amp is burned-in because out of nowhere some night when your listening the amp will bloom with a soundstage almost double in size and forever stay that way in all successive listening sessions. As you amplifier ages, it will season like fine wine and continue to do so for many years. An amplifier that is a couple years old almost always sounds superior to a brand new one assuming both are using a fresh set of tubes.
Thank you! I was not extremely excited at first to be honest haha. But now that I'm settled in and listening to some tracks I'm much more enthusiastic about the amplifier. It does everything shocklingly well as far as I can tell.
It's hard to imagine this, from the taboo manual. Can't imagine double the soundstage. Things are already pretty spacious with lucid mode. Lucid mode off does sound slightly more closed compared to my previous little dot amp. I don't see any reason to turn lucid mode off ever though.