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500+ Head-Fier
Happy Mother's Day to all.
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Would be interested in some stories.I worked for a company backed by Björn a few years back. Met him a few times on meetings and after works. Super nice fella, very down to earth.
I worked for a company backed by Björn a few years back. Met him a few times on meetings and after works. Super nice fella, very down to earth.
I wonder if we crossed paths in some pub, but it's a ways from where I used to hang out around the Meadows, and Leith. We lived in Marchmont our 5 wonderful Edinburgh years (77-82). Lived many places since, but Edinburgh still pulls the heartstrings.
Unfortunately there's no fiber on the horizon for my main place, for reasons that are too bizarrely absurd.
OK, I know I just said I really like my Bifrost I multi-bit, but I now have a Gungnir DS on the way. I think the seller is related to Don Corleone...I bought a Bifrost I multi-bit before they disappeared as a way to test the multi-bit waters. It transformed my simple head phone system. I can't comment on the delta-sigma Bifrost, but I really (really) like my multi-bit. It is an incredible upgrade over using my DAP analog out into my amp. My two cents.
OK, I know I just said I really like my Bifrost I multi-bit, but I now have a Gungnir DS on the way. I think the seller is related to Don Corleone...
I'm trying to do my part. Perhaps the rest of the posts are hung up in covid-related shipping difficulties. I too, was shocked that the @Roy G. Biv post I read last night was also the first post I read at lunch time today.What!? Only three posts in a day (plus one misfire)!?! What's going on here???
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I haven't put any Schiit in my "main rig" yet. I have a pretty capable multi-channel pre-pro. That said, someday I really should insert a Schiit DAC and see how the two compare. Some day, I also need to put my Aegir in place of my main amps as well.You sound like me! I have a Bifrost 1 MB and a Gungnir D/S. While I like the mids and highs, and spatial qualities of the Bifrost, the bass response of the Gungnir is incredible! Deep, tight, and impactful. If your speakers can handle it, you'll think a sub has been turned on. And in a good way...!