[EternalChampion]

Allow me to celebrate a special event:

http://www.headphoneer.com/burson-conductor-v2-review/

Yes, it is the first ever review for the Conductor V2+, nearly 2 years from its release. Hard to believe, almost crying.

 

[mandrake50]

Nice review. He compared the V2+ to a couple of amps that I have considered, such as the Violectric V281. It is good to read that he found the differences quite minimal. Law of diminishing returns? Maybe Burson just did a great job with the design here.
Anyway, it was a good read. Thanks for posting the link!

I am already quite happy with the CV2+. This was just a bit of positive reinforcement.

 

[jerick70]

Allow me to celebrate a special event:

http://www.headphoneer.com/burson-conductor-v2-review/

Yes, it is the first ever review for the Conductor V2+, nearly 2 years from its release. Hard to believe, almost crying.

Excellent very detailed review. Very enjoyable read.

 

[peter123]

Allow me to celebrate a special event:

http://www.headphoneer.com/burson-conductor-v2-review/

Yes, it is the first ever review for the Conductor V2+, nearly 2 years from its release. Hard to believe, almost crying.

Just for the record I did review it at the time of its release. You may like the review or not but it's still a review

Anyway thanks for the link, it's a great read

 

[EternalChampion]

Just for the record I did review it at the time of its release. You may like the review or not but it's still a review

Anyway thanks for the link, it's a great read

I'm already aware of that and I enjoyed reading your take on V2+ as well as the separate comparisons you've made.

This is the first review done by a website though. And it came after 18 months of delay! Thorough, and quite an eye-opener I would say.

 

[peter123]

I'm already aware of that and I enjoyed reading your take on V2+ as well as the separate comparisons you've made.

This is the first review done by a website though. And it came after 18 months of delay! Thorough, and quite an eye-opener I would say.

Ha ha, all good mate. There's definitely about time that more reviews pop up of this lovely device though and the one in the link has great comparisons and is generally very well written imo so thanks a lot for posting the link.

 

[omniweltall]

Just for the record I did review it at the time of its release. You may like the review or not but it's still a review

Anyway thanks for the link, it's a great read

...and it was a great review. I bet most of us read it, peter

Thanks!

 

[peter123]

...and it was a great review. I bet most of us read it, peter

Thanks!

Thanks man!

I can add that since that time I've got quite a lot other stuff (both headphones and amplifiers/dac's) but the V2+ still remains my favorite unit for the vast majority of my headphones such as the HD650, HD800S,. HE400i and the HE560 (although I prefer my tube DAC connected to it for the HE560).

 

[omniweltall]

Agreed. Im still holding on to it as well. Not only it sounds great, i just love its build quality. And the remote too.

 

[mandrake50]

Just for the record I did review it at the time of its release. You may like the review or not but it's still a review

Anyway thanks for the link, it's a great read

I think I had read your review previously, but I just dug up the link and re-read it.
Good job! I quite enjoyed reading it , even though it was a re-read. Thanks for taking the time to do it.

BTW, your review and the one that I read yesterday have really calmed down my upgradeitis ...
at least for the time being. The CV2+ does everything I need for the present, and hopefully for a long time to come.

 

[Hifi59]

This most recent review confirms what I've heard for myself when I owned the V2+. Always said it has a well implemented Dac. I compared it to the Audio-Gd Master 9 and found they were more similar than different tonally. The Master 9 was smoother. With other amp/ dacs, I always found the V2+ to be either equal or superior sounding than most other amps that I had heard up to that point.i It is a great value and has a very refined feel to it. I eventually found an amp that to my ear was beyond subjectively better , being definitely better. That amp was the Wells Audio Milo but I still have a great fondness for the V2+.

 

[devilboy]

Still loving my v2+. I ordered a ZMF Atticus which should be here sometime early November.

 

[jerick70]

Still loving my v2+. I ordered a ZMF Atticus which should be here sometime early November.

The Atticus is a very nice head phone. I've had mine for a couple of months and really enjoyed them. Perfect for relaxed listening.

 

[omniweltall]

The burson build quality is really something. Never found anything quite like it. Minimalistic and refined, with thick solid build.

 

[beyerdude]

I'm also firmly staying in the V2+/Burson camp - it's the least faffing around/allrounder amp that I have owned. I've had it from the onset/first release and have no plans to upgrade (which in itself is unusual) In the end the minimal improvement in SQ you get with kit over double the price is just not worth the hassle - been there already. I've had a look inside this and the accompanying Timekeeper Virtuoso amp I bought at the same time and the build quality/attention to detail and part choice is exceptional. I'm scratching my head as to why there are not more reviews on both these units......possibly being an Aussie outfit could have some part of it?