Sorry to hear, you are having a problem with the Euforia. I am not aware of any potentiometers built into the amp. I don't think that there is a way to adjust it that way, or with a variable capacitor or inductor. Other than those components, I don't see how you can adjust it. If this is concern, then contact Feliks and let them know what your concern is. If it is component failing then they would be able to advise you. Over the years they have been very responsive to questions from their customers. If there is a problem, I am sure they will help out. They have always stood behind their products. I know it is not inexpensive or time consuming to return for repair, but that is the way of the world when you have a global market. I have a friend that bought an amp through an online distributor, it failed after four months. He got in touch with them, seemed helpful and returned the amp for repair. Because of the distance involved and cost, took over a week to get there. He kept contacting the company about the repair, and they took their time replying and finally no replies at all. He does not know if company went out of business or is just not good. Has been over six months now and no way to contact them. Feliks is not that way. I know they are busy, but usually respond as quickly as possible. So I would contact them and see if they can address your concerns. Good luck.
Hello,
and thanks for the reply,
I'll try to be a little more precise.
So the amplifier runs, it doesn't cause any other problems.
What I have mentioned seems to come more from the right channel.
At a slightly higher volume and mainly in the treble range.
It doesn't bother much but it's more irritating.
I'm deliberately writing about a small error in the reproduction.
I thought the Audeze Lcd 2 c might have a defect, but it runs perfectly on the hybrid amplifier. And the hybrid amplifier is even more powerful than the Euforia and also new.
Somehow it seems to me that the Euforia can't transport the "air" properly on the right channel. So maybe it is a headphone problem?
In windows I lowered the volume but it seems to be the same, so no clipping.
That's why it's a bit difficult to tell whether it's really the Euforia itself or not.
I am familiar with Feliks' support.
Let me also say that if I can solve it myself instead of sending it in, I would prefer that.
Even if it was a small cold solder joint, I could still fix it myself.
Otherwise, I can only try the standard process such as cleaning the cable, replacing it if it doesn't improve, cleaning or replacing the fuse.
Could socketsavers also be the reason?
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