This amp really punches above it's price point. If you have hard to drive cans, or a good attenuator, it really is hard to beat this amp.I am reading a lot of love for this amp. I wonder would it be better to just get one of these than go all the way to something like the ICan Pro?
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mcfarlandhifi
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Damn! Really sorry to hear about that! I would cry, if I did not have my LP, and I am not kidding. I love this amp, and really hope you find a solution.
Thanks Wes, I'm hoping it's something relatively easy to diagnose and fix for someone in the business of working with amps.
I recall seeing a few reports of similar failures here, in my case I was very careful to never plug in the power lead to the unit whilst plugged into the mains. In fact it's been setup without any unplugging for over 3 months prior to this happening.
Please keep us posted, as to what you find out. The fact that you never unplugged anything, for the last 3 months, has me a bit concerned.Thanks Wes, I'm hoping it's something relatively easy to diagnose and fix for someone in the business of working with amps.
I recall seeing a few reports of similar failures here, in my case I was very careful to never plug in the power lead to the unit whilst plugged into the mains. In fact it's been setup without any unplugging for over 3 months prior to this happening.
was tempted to try balanced input since I got Gumby but never had courage without preamp. However I ended up trying it out.
I had a blast but not sure how much beating my hearing took
Tempted to try out new Freya, wish it was little cheaper
I had a blast but not sure how much beating my hearing took
Tempted to try out new Freya, wish it was little cheaper
LCMusicLover
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For those still dealing with attenuation issues, there’s an OG Freya for sale for $350 over there.
Was looking at for sale forum here and then I realizedFor those still dealing with attenuation issues, there’s an OG Freya for sale for $350 over there.
wenbinbin2010
100+ Head-Fier
Got a pair of the legendary Amperex 7308s this weekend, and I was pretty underwhelmed at first. With my LCD-4, it sounded too "tubey" to me. The thickness of the lower mids overwhelmed the vocals, and I couldn't get any EQ settings to get the treble to sound balanced.
However...I decided to pull out my Verite that I had planned to sell, and holy smokes, the Verite sounds unbelieve with the LP+Amperex tubes. While some of the other tube I rolled (including the stock EH tubes) sounded pretty good with the LCD-4, the Amperex 7308 seems to pair better with headphones that are more on the analytical/detailed side. The Verite is pretty warm and lush overall IMO, but the treble can get fatiguing. The Amperex 7308s completely take away the fatiguing top-end and makes everything sound more lush and holographic. Bass notes and plucked strings seem to pop out with a 3D quality. Now I need to reconsider selling the Verites...
However...I decided to pull out my Verite that I had planned to sell, and holy smokes, the Verite sounds unbelieve with the LP+Amperex tubes. While some of the other tube I rolled (including the stock EH tubes) sounded pretty good with the LCD-4, the Amperex 7308 seems to pair better with headphones that are more on the analytical/detailed side. The Verite is pretty warm and lush overall IMO, but the treble can get fatiguing. The Amperex 7308s completely take away the fatiguing top-end and makes everything sound more lush and holographic. Bass notes and plucked strings seem to pop out with a 3D quality. Now I need to reconsider selling the Verites...
Interesting, how many hours do you have on those 7308's? Synergies with tubes, is real. I found the 7308, to be to forward for me, but sure were fun to listen to.Got a pair of the legendary Amperex 7308s this weekend, and I was pretty underwhelmed at first. With my LCD-4, it sounded too "tubey" to me. The thickness of the lower mids overwhelmed the vocals, and I couldn't get any EQ settings to get the treble to sound balanced.
However...I decided to pull out my Verite that I had planned to sell, and holy smokes, the Verite sounds unbelieve with the LP+Amperex tubes. While some of the other tube I rolled (including the stock EH tubes) sounded pretty good with the LCD-4, the Amperex 7308 seems to pair better with headphones that are more on the analytical/detailed side. The Verite is pretty warm and lush overall IMO, but the treble can get fatiguing. The Amperex 7308s completely take away the fatiguing top-end and makes everything sound more lush and holographic. Bass notes and plucked strings seem to pop out with a 3D quality. Now I need to reconsider selling the Verites...
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wenbinbin2010
100+ Head-Fier
Interesting, how many hours do you have on those 7308's? Synergies with tubes, is real. I found the 7308, to be to forward for me, but sure were fun to listen to.
About 50 hours, so more burn-in was a consideration, but I don't suspect the sound will change that drastically. I think I've just come to realize I generally like to pair Audeze headphones and their house sound with solid state amps.
Wow!Looked what the cat dragged in today...
4LoveOfSound
500+ Head-Fier
Must have been a pretty big cat....
llcook51
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May I borrow your "cat"?Looked what the cat dragged in today...
Ha. Ha. If you ever need a cat sitter, let me know!May I borrow your "cat"?
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