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Headphoneus Supremus
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Just commenting on your 3 replies above.Thanks! It was a challenge to fit everything on the inside, lol!
When I first started building amps I got the plates from a guy in the UK. So far everything has gone pain free with my orders until brexit happened. I probably could get plates from someone in Sweden but I want them exactly the same!
You can disconnect the fan if you want.
There must be a lot you have to fit inside the chassis. I gather that the big round hat outside of the chassis must be the oversize power transformer? So the 2 output transformers must be inside?
It's a shame that Brexit has made it difficult to obtain parts from UK. I hope Sowter won't take too long with Odyssey's transformers. 12 weeks minimum did you say? That's 3 months. What about Yamamoto's sockets? I hope Yamamoto has it ready made.
I could disconnect the fan (I don't know how ..yet) but there's no need right now because at 5:50 am in the morning, with no music playing and Oblivion powered on and volume to the max, I hear no noise. This is 1 year 4 months after I got Oblivion and repeatedly transporting it between Sydney and Canberra. It must be the most traveled amp.
My impression of Oblivion has remained the same as day one. Just love this amp for it's clarity and details, slight tube tone and wide soundstage. Cool running and at 2.3w drives my Axis Voicebox S @ 5 ohms 83 dB linear for 1w at 1m, adequately in nearfield listening. Also the looks... just great.