El_Doug
Headphoneus Supremus
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The headphone output of the DA11 is not shabby to say the least, however switching to the GLite, the improvement is not subtle - the bass feels less sloppy, but more importantly there is a sense of an increased "fullness" to the sound, where every single instrument seems to be a bit more rounded out, with its own voice more pronounced.
Despite all the new, fancy, overpriced and overhyped amp designs coming out these days, the dynalo is still spectacular, performing at just about the top of the heap. Matched with such an incredible source, I've yet to hear a system I liked more (at least, for a system not built around a reel to reel
). Perhaps I will build a dynamite just to find out if it is worth the fuss, but I am not convinced the power is necessary.
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Despite all the new, fancy, overpriced and overhyped amp designs coming out these days, the dynalo is still spectacular, performing at just about the top of the heap. Matched with such an incredible source, I've yet to hear a system I liked more (at least, for a system not built around a reel to reel
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Thanks El_Doug. Perhaps I am confusing "certain spikes in the high frequencies with detail." All I know is there are details I hear with the HD800's that I don't with the LCD-2's and was just curious if a change in amplification might rectify that. I believe my Lavry DA11 provides plenty of resolution.
I see you have a Lavry DA11 as well. Just curious what your impressions of the LCD-2's are using the headphone output of the DA11 vs. your Gilmore Lite SE (with the DA11 as source)?