Banfi T.
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Hi all!
As you can see I am from Hungary, furthermore I know both Alpár and Zsolt Huszti from Heed audio. I had several of their products over the years and time-to-time I visit them to check the news.
If you search for my posts you will find that I am a quite capable DIY-er, actually I graduated as an EE.
I would never mod a Heed product. These products have been engineered to sound good. You think that the power supply can be upgraded? I am sure that Heed built the Canamp with several power supplies and what you have in the box is essentially the best. Regarding topology, and regarding values. (And within the product's price point).
You can make better sounding equipment, but the ballance must be kept. And believe me, with Heed one of the thing you are paying for is that they taking their time to find a balance. So having a different, technically superior (and much more expensive PSU) in itself would not grant you anything. At the end, if you have the time and knowledge, you will actually build a new amp if you go down this street. And for that, you don't need the Canamp at all.
My sincere advise: enjoy it. If you not like it, sell it.
P.s.: Heed audio has gathered many experience in the field of audio engineering, I know some of their theories. Basically, there is a *very* high chance that with modding you would null this knowledge built in their product not knowing the reasons for a particular solution.
As you can see I am from Hungary, furthermore I know both Alpár and Zsolt Huszti from Heed audio. I had several of their products over the years and time-to-time I visit them to check the news.
If you search for my posts you will find that I am a quite capable DIY-er, actually I graduated as an EE.
I would never mod a Heed product. These products have been engineered to sound good. You think that the power supply can be upgraded? I am sure that Heed built the Canamp with several power supplies and what you have in the box is essentially the best. Regarding topology, and regarding values. (And within the product's price point).
You can make better sounding equipment, but the ballance must be kept. And believe me, with Heed one of the thing you are paying for is that they taking their time to find a balance. So having a different, technically superior (and much more expensive PSU) in itself would not grant you anything. At the end, if you have the time and knowledge, you will actually build a new amp if you go down this street. And for that, you don't need the Canamp at all.
My sincere advise: enjoy it. If you not like it, sell it.
P.s.: Heed audio has gathered many experience in the field of audio engineering, I know some of their theories. Basically, there is a *very* high chance that with modding you would null this knowledge built in their product not knowing the reasons for a particular solution.