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Yes for sure. A true class a amp does that. Its like a guitar ampThere does seem to be popping whenever I turn it on. Is that normal?
Yes for sure. A true class a amp does that. Its like a guitar ampThere does seem to be popping whenever I turn it on. Is that normal?
Good to know!Yes for sure. A true class a amp does that. Its like a guitar amp
Hey Justin,
Received and thanks !
A picture is worth a thousand words .
Too early to say on improvement to the Gilmore Lite MK2 and hooked up as preamp in place of the usual Audible Illusion L3A and Audio Valve Eclipse on loan to let it run 24/7 for a few days to monitor.
Cheers.
Richard
I felt the same way after finally getting to try out my LCDs with the mk2. While compared to my Argons they were already brighter, the additional detail provided by the amp has made them apparently even more so. But I don’t mind one bit! Vocalists have never sounded so buttery...Just got the GRPS, and have to say it's quite a difference! Wanted to just post a few of my (very subjective!) impressions.
It's been on less than 24 hours so far, but I immediately heard a big difference in detail, accross the spectrum, and much more air. Because of that detail and clarity, layering and separation (which were already great) seem much better, and the stage seems deeper and slightly wider as well.
I have to say though, at least initially, that the HD600's and Ananda's sound a tad brighter and thinner than I'm used to, though the bass is oh so delicious!! I think as a result of the extra air on top, the "meatiness" of the sound is somewhat compromised, which is what originally drew me to the mk2. I realize now (switching back and forth between stock PS and GRPS) that meatiness I was perceiving was, in part, caused by a lack of detail. So, there's no going back now!
Thinking of trying the Elna cap mod to the mk2 to get some of that thickness back. Or maybe my ears will adjust over time and the GRPS will settle in a bit more. I'll keep listening and see if things change in the coming days!
One question for all you GRPS owners...when the GRPS is plugged in without the mk2 turned on, there is a high-pitched buzzing noise coming from the unit. But as soon as the amp is switched on, it completely goes away. Has anyone else found this? Just a minor annoyance.
Thanks. I guess I'll get in touch with Justin and see what he says. The subtle high pitch emitted from it is really pretty annoying...No, I don't have the noise you describe with the amp switched off.
Mine gets pretty warm. I wouldn't say hot. On an already hot day, I'd say it can heat up pretty well, but on a cold day like today it's a nice hand warmer. I never find it to be like an Asgard 2 for example. Would take a very, very long time to cook an egg on itHow hot do your guys' amps get after extended periods of being on?
Mine gets pretty warm. I wouldn't say hot. On an already hot day, I'd say it can heat up pretty well, but on a cold day like today it's a nice hand warmer. I never find it to be like an Asgard 2 for example. Would take a very, very long time to cook an egg on it
Question from potential future new/used buyer.. other than aesthetics differences, are there any differences between earlier/later models of MK2? (based on serial number)
Thanks!
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Question from potential future new/used buyer.. other than aesthetics differences, are there any differences between earlier/later models of MK2? (based on serial number)
Thanks!