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How? Still says OOS for me
The desktop is still oos. I may get it when it becomes available if I love the portable version.
How? Still says OOS for me
What LPS are you using? If I am going down the rabbit hole, I might as well go all the way down the rabbit hole...
Suggestions as to power supplies that you can recommend?I wouldn't suggest going down my exact LPS path. I have several vintage linear bench power supplies. The one I'm using with the Liquid Platinum is the Power Designs 5015D, but it's been calibrated and it's a crapshoot if you buy one whether it will perform to spec.
Some notes from listening with a linear power supply versus stock:
- Most DC barrels that I see on headphone gear are 5.5 x 2.1 mm. This jack is not. I believe it's 5.5 x 2.5 mm.
- Yep, it's worth getting one with this unit. Linear power does all of the things for this amp that it does in others. Slightly cleaner, better blackground, improved bass, etc. You should be able to get one for under $200 and it's worth it.
Suggestions as to power supplies that you can recommend?
My CLP arrived this afternoon. Perfect match for the HD 800S. Tight and abundant bass with clear pleasing highs.
Definition is natural with really deep soundstage.
Wonderfully musical.
How does it pair with ether 2?
Thanks so much.There's likely a new one in the works from Wyred4Sound that would be custom made for the LP : See here for info about it :
https://www.head-fi.org/threads/cav...h-liquid-platinum-power-supply-option.889962/
I agree. The CLP lets the Ether2 bass extend to its depth. Coming from the Jotunheim there is a significant difference. The CLP isn’t as fast as the Jotunheim but it seems to open the Ether2 up more.Very early, but initial impressions are very good for me.
I agree. The CLP lets the Ether2 bass extend to its depth. Coming from the Jotunheim there is a significant difference. The CLP isn’t as fast as the Jotunheim but it seems to open the Ether2 up more.
Much more listening and time for both the CLP and Ether2 to burn into my brain before I will have any real meaningful comments.
All is so subjective. So far, I like what I hear from both the CLP and the Ether2.
The CLP also pairs well with the HD 800S and HEKv2.