Question: was there at any point two versions of the V2 --- a production unit, and then a finalized tweaked version? I'm talking about SOUND only. If so: how do you identify the first version vs the second unit? Any markings or numbers on the box or unit itself?
Question: was there at any point two versions of the V2 --- a production unit, and then a finalized tweaked version? I'm talking about SOUND only. If so: how do you identify the first version vs the second unit? Any markings or numbers on the box or unit itself?
To complicate this question even further, where does the Geek out V2 Signature Edition fit into this hierarchy of releases? On that note, I just received this notification from Larry:
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Geek Out V2 Signature Edition start shipping tomorrow!
And we have one special wood box for you to keep it save.
Sound wise, we spent quite some time to finalize the digital modes parameters. Each digital modes are fine tuned. Also, hand matched analog components brings down the THD even lower. You will know what it will bring to you when you connect it.
We already burn-in for 48 hours. Don't forget, when you get it, better spent another 80 hours if possible.
Enjoy!
Larry
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It would seem there are claims being made here for a possible improved sound signature, however, it would seem this Signature Edition is retaining the form of the old much lamented chassis, unless something about the looks of the unit is deceiving my eyes.
The white balance on my phone is a little off. It's pretty close to gold, 'champagne' I guess.
The 3D printing seems way cleaner than other units I have seen so far. I hope this improvement has filtered down to the other tiers. The gold appears to be painted on (and not all that well to be honest).
Ok so I have spent a few hours with the SE driving my HD6xx via the balanced output and IEMs via single ended.
It drives HD6xx surprisingly well. Tight and well controlled. Equivalent to my memories of Bifrost/Valhalla 2. Bifrost multibit edges it out for some nuances and spatial cues.
This is an endgame amp for IEMs. Pitch black background. Again, clean and tight. The smoothest Sabre presentation I have heard with my IEMs.
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