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What are your impressions of this mod?
"What are your impressions of this mod?" openness: sound stage is much larger, deeper, and clearer. Instruments (Classical music) are larger and have more air.What are your impressions of this mod?
Can you already say something or does it still need time?
I looked at 114€ for the pair, which is still possible.
Did it matter in which direction they were installed or did it have a plus and minus pole?
Hi I have an Euforia amp with the the Empyrean and it has problems with the 7236 tube: it is running out of stock just like the 5998. The Euforia is tuned for easy to drive planars like the Empyrean, HE 1000 SE and also the Utopia it is a match, like the Woo WA2 is tunes for Beyer and Sennheiser. Feliks Audio will build an other amp one of these years because of the tube shortage. Or a tube maker will make its own 5998. I talked to Woo, please use your connections to let someone make this tube or a lot of amps will become worthless. But they replied, buy our 7236/ 5998 tube we have plenty. They are very costly at Woo 7236 are now 240 dollar the pair and the matched pair 5998 at 900 euro is sold out. So now everyone will buy the matched pair 7236 at 240 dollar till they are sold out too. And then with no 7236 tubes left, Lukasz said, Feliks audio will build a KT88 tube amp to replace the Eurforia, and Elise. A PSVANE or LINLAI Elite 5998 would be the solution to our needs. I know a lot of you have KT88 mixes of tubes on the Euforia, outside warranty but Feliks will build an amp that suits the KT88 perfectly, when no tube builder will produce its own new 5998 tube one of these days. The WA22 is also a 7236 amp. I like the Empyrean with the Euforia, and they say nothing is perfect, but it is good. If I get a well paying job, I'd buy the Utopia too for the detail orgy whereas I doubt to buy the HE1000 SE as it is built poorly like all Hifiman stuff. Kind regards YoramTotally understand that haha, and I agree that that's probably my favorite thing about them. My preferences normally lean a bit more towards the warmth/wetness/richness/smoothness side of things, but the KT88's have enough going for them to keep me interested.
If I may ask, what are your thoughts on the KT88's with Empyreans?
How good are the Centerion 7236 that Woo AUdio offers compared to the 6080 Mullards?Hi I have an Euforia amp with the the Empyrean and it has problems with the 7236 tube: it is running out of stock just like the 5998. The Euforia is tuned for easy to drive planars like the Empyrean, HE 1000 SE and also the Utopia it is a match, like the Woo WA2 is tunes for Beyer and Sennheiser. Feliks Audio will build an other amp one of these years because of the tube shortage. Or a tube maker will make its own 5998. I talked to Woo, please use your connections to let someone make this tube or a lot of amps will become worthless. But they replied, buy our 7236/ 5998 tube we have plenty. They are very costly at Woo 7236 are now 240 dollar the pair and the matched pair 5998 at 900 euro is sold out. So now everyone will buy the matched pair 7236 at 240 dollar till they are sold out too. And then with no 7236 tubes left, Lukasz said, Feliks audio will build a KT88 tube amp to replace the Eurforia, and Elise. A PSVANE or LINLAI Elite 5998 would be the solution to our needs. I know a lot of you have KT88 mixes of tubes on the Euforia, outside warranty but Feliks will build an amp that suits the KT88 perfectly, when no tube builder will produce its own new 5998 tube one of these days. The WA22 is also a 7236 amp. I like the Empyrean with the Euforia, and they say nothing is perfect, but it is good. If I get a well paying job, I'd buy the Utopia too for the detail orgy whereas I doubt to buy the HE1000 SE as it is built poorly like all Hifiman stuff. Kind regards Yoram
YES, then the topic with the 7236 is over for me, .I have used both 7236 and Mullard 6080 in Euforia. They are at oppose ends of sound signature: 7236 is fast and clear, Mullard 6080 is rich and warm.
There is the Euforia Anniversary Edition on top of the regular Euforia.I had a somewhat lengthy audition with the Euforia today. Long story, short - it's a fantastic amplifier. It exhibited marvelous control throughout the sonic range; at the same time, it imparted a robust and prominent stamp of authority on the music. This has definitely shot to the very top of my to-buy list.
Before I make the jump, has anyone heard of a possible "Mk 2" variant of the Euforia? I note that the Elise and the Echo have recently been updated; is there something in the works for the Euforia, too? Thanks in advance!
What we know is that a new flagship headphone tube amp is in the works, but we can safely assume that it will come at a higher price than the Euforia AE. Earlier @Yoram Diamand mentioned that they might release a variation of the Euforia to support more readily available tube families as the tube market continues to shift.Before I make the jump, has anyone heard of a possible "Mk 2" variant of the Euforia? I note that the Elise and the Echo have recently been updated; is there something in the works for the Euforia, too? Thanks in advance!
I just got my Euforia a few days ago and this has been my impression as well, control and authority like I have not heard before.I had a somewhat lengthy audition with the Euforia today. Long story, short - it's a fantastic amplifier. It exhibited marvelous control throughout the sonic range; at the same time, it imparted a robust and prominent stamp of authority on the music. This has definitely shot to the very top of my to-buy list.
I guess the LINLAI are super nice, I do enjoy the music. Now I understand the 6080 Mullards are a good idea to try. If I can find some. My next hifi plan was the SOtM sMS-200 Neo Special edition, since my computer is unable to play 192 Hz music well. A dedicated streaming transport i did not have yet.How good are the Centerion 7236 that Woo AUdio offers compared to the 6080 Mullards?
Is there still a push upwards or rather similar ?
How happy are you with your Linlai's have they certainly burnt in by now?
Thanks, mate. Sadly, I wasn't able to try the Anniversary Edition (AE) at my local store; they only had the regular variant available for auditioning. However, I'm already suitably impressed with the stock model; I wonder just how much better the AE could get.There is the Euforia Anniversary Edition on top of the regular Euforia.
So unlike other Mk2 it doesn't replace the existing one but it's another amp in the lineup.
So far I didn't hear of any planned "upgrades"
Thanks.What we know is that a new flagship headphone tube amp is in the works, but we can safely assume that it will come at a higher price than the Euforia AE. Earlier @Yoram Diamand mentioned that they might release a variation of the Euforia to support more readily available tube families as the tube market continues to shift.
You could email Feliks Audio to ask for their advice, but overall I don't think you'd regret it if you were to purchase a 2019 Euforia in the near future.
Either way, nice to hear of your positive experience auditioning the Euforia. My experience has been similar, I was hooked since my first audition as well, and have been very satisfied owning one for a year by now.
Yes, I specifically tested the Euforia with the Vérité Closed, as this is one of my primary headphones. I'm currently driving the ZMF from a Schiit Ragnarok.I just got my Euforia a few days ago and this has been my impression as well, control and authority like I have not heard before.
Also, interestingly, with my VC I suddenly got some of the ethereal quality to the sound that I have only ever heard on the Stax gear I used to own. Ethereal, but with body and the physical sensation of the dynamic driver intact.
Going from the Echo mkI and Espressivo mkII, the VC scaled like mad on the Euforia. It was like levelling up the headphones.
Don't get too crazy.Thanks, mate. Sadly, I wasn't able to try the Anniversary Edition (AE) at my local store; they only had the regular variant available for auditioning. However, I'm already suitably impressed with the stock model; I wonder just how much better the AE could get.