Raymate
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fewtch
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Nice... Norm has really streamlined things. A true minimalist amp with few solder connections and wires, almost no extra crap in the signal path.
I just wish it was dual-9v powered, IMO most opamps sound better with more power and this would also be better for high impedance headphones. I suppose it would add to the price though (but I would pay for it myself).
I just wish it was dual-9v powered, IMO most opamps sound better with more power and this would also be better for high impedance headphones. I suppose it would add to the price though (but I would pay for it myself).
layman
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Nice looking guts. I'm anxious to receive mine.
watchluvr4ever
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They must not be up anymore because I can't see any.
iancraig10
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Me too. Two batteries could help dynamics even more and it would be useful to have a larger box and a fitting for two 9v so that it remains portable.
You never know ..... (It's such a good little amp as well)
Ian
| Originally Posted by fewtch I just wish it was dual-9v powered, IMO most opamps sound better with more power and this would also be better for high impedance headphones. I suppose it would add to the price though (but I would pay for it myself). |
Me too. Two batteries could help dynamics even more and it would be useful to have a larger box and a fitting for two 9v so that it remains portable.
You never know ..... (It's such a good little amp as well)
Ian
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