Driftwood
100+ Head-Fier
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Looks nice!
6 mo.
here is a picture of silver, as no one has seen that yet and it's also the first silver one to be completed
6 mo.
here is a picture of silver, as no one has seen that yet and it's also the first silver one to be completed
6 mo.
here is a picture of silver, as no one has seen that yet and it's also the first silver one to be completed
Unless you sent him some authentic Stax Pro sockets to fit to your amp, then I'd say this was mine.
Ehhh that is a tricky question.I bought the BHSE a long time ago which is my excuse really but it looks like I'll have 3 different Blue Hawaii's up and running here over the next months. This one, one using Kerry's PCB's and one of the older type in a truly awe inspiring chassis. Add to that the T2DIY which I should finish soon, the ESX, a highly modified Stax SRM-Xh which I had at CJ, supercharged version of the Egmont, one other Egmont variant and my version of the Exstata.
I then have 4 different amps sitting on my desk right now (SRM-Xs which needs some mods and a bias supply, SRM-1 Mk2 PP which I'm completely rebuilding and adding a balanced input to, a SRM-T1 which I'm converting to use ECC99's plus my normal KGSS amp) and two others arriving soon (SRM-727 and SRM-300)
Then there all the half finished amps I'm working on, KGST, mini ESX, Gilmore DC-3 plus a large number of transformer based units and all the PCB's which are being finalized.
I might have a slight problem but at least my house isn't littered with Stax headphones any more.
May I ask why, you just didn't build your own?
...These amps are a sound investment and the build quality is fantastic.
No pun intended?
On a serious note, I know you don't like me very much, but if you ever decide to sell one of the stat amps that you built please let me know and if I can come up with the funds quickly enough I would be interested.