Orange5o
500+ Head-Fier
It does it in all 3 modes, so i don't think it's the tubes. Stereo single setup..
Sounds like polarity of one speaker / cabling is reversed. Try double checking speaker wiring (stereo mode aegir or vidar have red wires for each respective channel attached to upper output binding post / black wire to lower post).It does it in all 3 modes, so i don't think it's the tubes. Stereo single setup..
Thank you for the idea. Will report back tonight.Sounds like polarity of one speaker / cabling is reversed. Try double checking speaker wiring (stereo mode aegir or vidar have red wires for each respective channel attached to upper output binding post / black wire to lower post).
SupplementFreya+ accessory vacuum tubes.
Tung-sol 6SN7GTB
measurement value(IP at 180V -6.0V)
I know this has been a long time, but I wonder if you could still remember well enough how this played out in the endJust added a quad of Grade-A Psvane CV181 T-II's.
So far so good... surprisingly good straight out of the box, though I'm sure they'll need some hours on them to be at their best.
Not suitable for use with headphones.I'm highly interest in the freya+. So just to make sure, here's the thing
I have a topping A90 headphone amp, which is, at least to me, transparent and adds little to no coloration
Would the Freya+ be able to add enough coloration to make the A90 sound like a tube amp?
I'm about to try similar case: between Holo May and Holo Bliss. I really love already how May+Bliss sounds, but sometimes I occasionally miss tubes. This should give me possibility to play with tubes (with planars!) at quite high quality sound and without paying an arm and leg.Would the Freya+ be able to add enough coloration to make the A90 sound like a tube amp?
Many people like the sound of tubes. I don't think this is the only thing that tubes do, but one of the reasons is that 2nd order harmonics play tricks on us: https://www.sonarworks.com/blog/learn/when-distortion-is-goodThe reason is "SN ratio".
?? Can you please quantify that statement that it's not suitable for headphones? I have my Freya+ N in a stack: M1 Mac Mini=>ifi ZenDac Pro v2=>Lokius=>Freya+ N=>Asgard 3=>Hifiman Sundara headphones. The Freya - for me - takes the headphone experience to a completely new level, both using the tube stage and the differential buffer (I haven't played much with passive) with a heavy preference for tubes (with early 1960's Amperex Bugle Boy tubes in the right-hand sockets). I will argue that the Freya is extremely suitable for headphones, and many, many users here use them for just that.Not suitable for use with headphones.
The reason is "SN ratio".
It takes a lot of effort and cost to select brands and individuals
with little residual noise.
Of course, if you use it with speakers, there is no problem at all.