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January. Gungnir will require being sent back to Schiit for firmware update.Any news on when this might be available for Gungnir?
https://www.head-fi.org/threads/sch...bable-start-up.701900/page-3314#post-15152638
January. Gungnir will require being sent back to Schiit for firmware update.Any news on when this might be available for Gungnir?
Parasound have a lot of virtues but it's not my favorite sounding amp. I have the original A52.I know the feeling. I'm not going for anything that esoteric, but this little guy would be a perfect upgrade for the Alesis that is powering my vintage (1940's/50's) Lansing (of Altec and JBL) speakers.
https://www.safeandsoundhq.com/products/parasound-halo-a23-2-channel-power-amplifier
Yes I edited my post after I came across an honest review, glad safe&sound doesn't ship to my locationParasound have a lot of virtues but it's not my favorite sounding amp. I have the original A52.
One of my favorite amps was a Belles. I sold it for a coupla reasons chief being that, in my old house, the only way to get rid of a hum was to use balance cables throughout.Yes I edited my post after I came across an honest review, glad safe&sound doesn't ship to my location
I need balanced in my system as well, all I can access is the XLR pass-through from my Liquid Lightning. I thought hard about a Rag2, it would've been nice to have the additional high-powered dynamic headamp, but in the end all I wanted was a speaker amp not even a volume control. Schiit's shipping rate is also pretty rough to my location for that item. I like the looks of the Marantz MM7025, but finally I fell for the specs and reputation (hopefully deserved) of the NAD C268. It hits my sweet spot power-wise, and has some nice features on the back as far as trim & trigger level controls. Plus free shipping from Crutchfield, and a 2-year warranty.One of my favorite amps was a Belles. I sold it for a coupla reasons chief being that, in my old house, the only way to get rid of a hum was to use balance cables throughout.
Used prices aren't too bad. Very warm sound. Even my casual-listener wife noticed how different and pleasing it sounded.
I need balanced in my system as well, all I can access is the XLR pass-through from my Liquid Lightning. ...
Do we have even a coarse time hack for when this BOM change occurred? Just a curiosity, since my GMB (2016 rebuild, B prefix SN) elicits no complaints at all.
Gumby never had official revision. However with new components, listener experienced some change in sound signature and hence this revA2 came in pic. So it’s unoffcial revision. I guess if you check the back panel of your DAC, it will have serial number. If it starts with “A” then you have A1 else A2.
But again as far as schiit is concerned there is no A1and A2 for Gumby.
I'm in the same boat. Saying what would be a better choice for you would always be difficult, but since you are comparing one device you haven't heard with another that doesn't exist commercially yet, it's pretty hopeless.Hi, I am assembling a new rig in january but am hesistating what dac to get. I was thinking about the bifrost 2 but then I also saw the gungnir. I would wait for the unison upgrade. I cant test them beforehand. Would the gungnir with unison be a better choice then the bifrost 2?
Thanks in advance for any info,
Greetings, Anouk,
What was the Gungnir resting on before the Still Points? The floor, a shelf? Bedrock ?... So, I thought I’d share: I put a set of my Still Points under my Gungnir ...