[tmorterlaing]

What do we think of these claims?
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/analogartistry/leo-vintage-analog-sound-from-any-modern-device?ref=popular

 

[Jobbing]

Although I don't have a technical degree the amp and arguments seem valid to me. I used to own a great vintage amplifier and I have to admit I still miss the warmth of it. So if this Leo can provide that tonality in a small size package this could be a nice start up.



Do you have any concerns whether or not their claims are true?

 

[Jobbing]

Have you seen the hands on video ?(Leo in the Media) That's a familiar and genuine grin on Gould's face. Backed!

 

[fabifri]

Anyone tried this Leo out yet? Shipping started on May 17th.
I was cancelling my pledge earlier, because i had some doubt. There was no detailed technical details available, for example, which opamps they use.
They sell it now through an online store for $99.
 
https://www.crowdsupply.com/analog-artistry/leo-vintage-analog-sound
 

 
I am still curious about it's sound...
 
kind regards
Fabian

 

[maugust]

Any reviews yet? I am also curious.

 

[Haden2866]

Mine plays beautifully with my Minirig 2.1 system and, I discovered yesterday, seems happy enough powered at 5v by USB making it far more usable than I initially thought, seeing as it has no internal battery.
It definitely does what it claims to, providing a satisfyingly warm, vintage -type tone.
I can't get it to pair well with my Flair R2Pro IEMs, and like it a lot less for that role than a decent Askew Labs CMoy that I had and sadly lost.
Maybe it would pair well with open -backed headphones.
Worth it for me for its ability with my Minirigs and definitely a keeper since I can power it with a USB power brick, using a HiFiMe USB filter to clean up the power output.
Can also be powered by 9v e.g. PP3 battery using a simple adapter, but that felt quite inelegant.

 

[adydula]

A new Super Cmoy!!
 
http://www.head-fi.org/t/811766/super-cmoy-using-the-new-ti-1688