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Again, I wonder how this compares with the LC, period.
+1Again, I wonder how this compares with the LC, period.
Another Massdrop Cavalli amp - Liquid Carbon X
https://www.massdrop.com/buy/massdr...leCampaignId=165044&iterableTemplateId=238488
The timing they are releasing these different amp's is really annoying me since I committed to the CTH already!!!
They should release all 3 choices at once to allow people think and purchase the right one for their setup.
Yes, I too am getting pissed off by the minute with the way all these new offers are being announced... I would like a "liquid Crimson X" selling for half the price of the Origina (exactly like the Liquid Carbon X is doing now)... I already have the original liquid carbon, and also got the CTH, so I do not know how best to play the game of choices... I wish Massdrop will announce at once all Cavalli units they intend to release in the future instead of using this "cloak and dagger" drip drip drip one at a time approach...
That will help customers plan the right choices ahead of time instead of premature buys that they have to cancel later on... I am ready to trade up my CTH drop purchase for something better, but I need to see what is coming down the pipeline first before placing the order.
I feel your pain.OK, if this really is the LC v2, it's a bit of a spit in the face of those of us who purchased the v1 (or v2) as a pre-production offer to get a Cavalli at a truly bargain price ("gift to the community" is how I remember it described...). If the price is really much less than what the pre-order folks paid, we've also lost any resail value. (if it is the same, you don't need a balanced dac, by the way ). Nice for you folks, stinks for those who pre-invested. (and I thought LH Labs was the only company screwing pre-investors, though they still have the top spot...).
i did cancel for once back then. Even after the drop ends. Massdrop approved and refunded !agree. Can we cancel our purchase and go for the carbon instead? Honestly, at $299.99, it's an insane deal if it's the same with the original carbon.
I too had that reaction, but then reread the description of the LCX circuitry. It appears the LCX may be superior in this regard (and frankly, $299 seems to be a crazy good price for this circuitry), so maybe I'll look for something like a Yaquin CD3 Tube Buffer.I'll stick with the CTH, thanks. My days of solid state headphone amps are over. There's just something about a well designed hybrid (like the CTH or Schiit Vali 2) and they way that they sound that is superior to my ears to just about any solid state headphone amp.