An analogue pass through or source select for amp mode would have been a very nice feature to have for those of us who still listen to vinyl and would have liked to use the TT2's amplification for driving speakers. But knowing that isn't really putting me off as a potential purchaser but it would have been very nice to have.
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Hugo TT 2 by Chord Electronics - The Official Thread
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An analogue pass through or source select for amp mode would have been a very nice feature to have for those of us who still listen to vinyl and would have liked to use the TT2's amplification for driving speakers. But knowing that isn't really putting me off as a potential purchaser but it would have been very nice to have.
But then you would have had to have an analogue to digital converter (and a preamp for the vinyl).
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I'm still curious if those turntables with usb out would work into TT2 or is some kind of driver required?
Why not just have an analogue amplifier for vinyl?
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Why not just have an analogue amplifier for vinyl?
agreed on this, but again, constantly switching speaker cables is a pain. TT2 direct into speakers is perfect if you have no turntable in your system.
Why not just have an analogue amplifier for vinyl?
This would be my solution.
Well I found the issue for the smell of the HUGO TT2
two smd restistors are busted.
two smd restistors are busted.
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Can you highlight this in the photo ?Well I found the issue for the smell of the HUGO TT2
two smd restistors are busted.
they are below the xlr inputCan you highlight this in the photo ?
they are below the xlr input
Interesting. Did anything not work?
I am using the Hugo TT2 mainly with the abyss / Meze Empyrean / Sennheiser and focal headphones.
The headphones are working but the smell is awful .
The headphones are working but the smell is awful .
I am using the Hugo TT2 mainly with the abyss / Meze Empyrean / Sennheiser and focal headphones.
The headphones are working but the smell is awful .
I wouldn't keep using it. Get it in for repair.
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If your TT2 was shipped with damaged resistors, then @Matt Bartlett will be interested.Well I found the issue for the smell of the HUGO TT2
two smd restistors are busted.
If your TT2 blew the resistors after you received your TT2, then contact Chord Electronics Help Desk
I wonder if he fried the balanced outs by trying to plug in single-ended to them with the wrong adapters or something.
It seems very odd to me that both the left and right channels there would be broken in the same way like that just by chance...
It seems very odd to me that both the left and right channels there would be broken in the same way like that just by chance...
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I have been toying on treating myself up from my Qutest/HMS combo and very much now teetering towards a TT2. Your descriptions are certainly not helping (my bank account that is) but however definitely helping me make my mind to take the TT2 plunge though. Many thanks supervisor. Nice descriptors, all my favourite emotive key words in a row.
Also a question for those who have had one of these for a while, does the TT2 go through significant burn in, it’s just that caps forming in electronics is often discussed as a big part of burn in so wondering if the super caps go through a similar settling in process?
I think qutest is justa H2 without batteries and headphones out, if you can, go for TT2, you can thank me later, for my excellent advice.
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