Loxjie P20 Discussion- Starved for information on this thing!

Jul 1, 2024 at 5:54 AM Post #811 of 852
That's good and all, but what about the loxjie output quality between the two pine outs? I'm happy with the mojo2 SE line out
 
Jul 30, 2024 at 3:16 AM Post #814 of 852
Probably cheaper to buy a new one. I'm thinking of selling mine though. Been boxed up for years. No tubes.
 
Sep 4, 2024 at 11:43 AM Post #816 of 852
Probably cheaper to buy a new one. I'm thinking of selling mine though. Been boxed up for years. No tubes.
I think they discontinued the P20 some time ago. IMO it's a great little headphone amp for the money.
Perhaps you can find some New Old Stock P20's for sale.
 
Sep 10, 2024 at 4:07 AM Post #818 of 852
Yeah I'm looking for tubes for this as well
 
Sep 10, 2024 at 8:22 PM Post #819 of 852
The best ones seem to be out of stock on Amazon now. I've got some 6N3P-E from Riverstone Audio.

One thing I suggest for the P20 is a pair of 9-Pin Tube Risers / Connector Savers - so the tubes are raised up out of the chassis, and run much cooler.
 
Sep 11, 2024 at 2:32 AM Post #820 of 852
Which ones are the best ones? Do they cost more than the actual amp? Lol doesn't take much.
 
Sep 11, 2024 at 7:29 PM Post #821 of 852
Which ones are the best ones? Do they cost more than the actual amp? Lol doesn't take much.

From what I've read, one of the best sounding pin-compatible replacements is the Western Electric 396A. They tend to be priced between US$80 and US$195 each.

I believe I paid US$80 for the new P20 Amp on an Amazon Prime Day Sale a few years ago.

Aside from the original Chinese tubes that came with my P20, and the Riverstone Audio 6N3P-E tubes from Amazon, I also bought some Russian 6N3P-DR tubes from an eBay vendor. I'm not sure what the current status for being able to buy Russian export items (like tubes) is in the US.
 
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Sep 12, 2024 at 3:25 AM Post #822 of 852
Cool, thanks for that. You still use your P20?
 
Sep 12, 2024 at 7:09 AM Post #823 of 852
After moving last March, I haven't yet unpacked and set up my audio/video equipment - other than getting my HiBy RS6 out to use with some earphones. Once I move the stacks of boxes in the living room, so I can set up my furniture & gear, I will be using the P20 again. If you look back on page 13 of this thread, you'll see where I began modifying my P20 - starting with installing sockets for the output opamps, cutting the case in-half, disabling the LEDs under the tube sockets, and adding additional decoupling caps to the bottom of the board for the opamp power rails.
 

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