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Ah, that's my best actor forever, Joker in The Dark Knight. It's a pity he is no longer around.
I am looking at your Avatar.
Great. Didn't I tell you, he'll get back to you. He has probably gone on a holiday. What gear are you using Elise with lemting?
Welcome btw.
Welcome Tony to this expanding Elise family. I look forward to your getting it. You might beat @geetarman49
to it. Customs is still testing his.
elise will be beetween black dragon dac (audiobyte from romania) and vali headphone (kennerton from russia)
at the beginning is a nuc with daphile or tinysqueeze
Thanks for the welcome. It's going to be very interesting to try out. I'm particularly looking forward to see how my HD800 works with it, fed by Hugo. I'll be sure to put some updates in when it arrives! Cheers, Tony
Gonna spin you some blues now.
@Howie13, hope I don't missed your impression if you already have written one.
How do you find sound sig different between Elise and Ember? E vs E
Welcome Tony to this expanding Elise family. I look forward to your getting it. You might beat @geetarman49 to it. Customs is still testing his.
Hi RedBull
I don't think there is any virtue in doing direct comparisons between Ember2 and Elise as they are very different types of amps and very different in price.
Ember2 is a great amp to learn the art/science of tube rolling and experimenting with changes in input level and output impedance, including 12V tubes without needing external power, and seems very resilient to using exotic less commonly used tube combinations and adapters, within the limits of it's max heater current of 1A. My Ember had no problems with Frankenstein, probably because it's a much simpler amp with only one tube. That makes rolling cheaper as well, of course.
Ember is a great amp to 'cut your teeth' on but Elise is more expansive and controlled with all the gains that brings.
PS. My favourite G1217 amp is actually Horizon.
To find out if it's hype or fact.