FredA
Headphoneus Supremus
- Joined
- Dec 15, 2013
- Posts
- 5,554
- Likes
- 6,892
Just got M3. In pictures, it's huge. But you got see it in person to fully understand how huge it it. The on/off switch on the front panel is over an inch wide.
The box in which it came took some serious beating: it had holes in it! Kingwa has to make it tougher cause as it is, it can't be re-used.
The front corner of the chassis have scrapping damage underneath, so not obvious at first glance The customs probably made that.
Otherwise, the amp is fine and is already as enjoyable as my nc500 with just over one hour of playing time. Not as good with dynamics but with smoother top end, not quite as resolved highs. for now, but smoother. The mid bass and mid range on the other hand have better control and detail. The class-d has better lower bass control. For now.
So i am pretty confident it will be more competent than my class-d within a month, maybe much less than that. When really cold the amp sounded rather dull but still smooth. And it is silent with no glitches turning it on. The soft start circuit does a splendid job.
The box in which it came took some serious beating: it had holes in it! Kingwa has to make it tougher cause as it is, it can't be re-used.
The front corner of the chassis have scrapping damage underneath, so not obvious at first glance The customs probably made that.
Otherwise, the amp is fine and is already as enjoyable as my nc500 with just over one hour of playing time. Not as good with dynamics but with smoother top end, not quite as resolved highs. for now, but smoother. The mid bass and mid range on the other hand have better control and detail. The class-d has better lower bass control. For now.
So i am pretty confident it will be more competent than my class-d within a month, maybe much less than that. When really cold the amp sounded rather dull but still smooth. And it is silent with no glitches turning it on. The soft start circuit does a splendid job.