[Pietro Cozzi Tinin]

Like this beast?

I'm kinda afraid of designing anything this big for Schiit, because hauling these guys around all day wasn't a ton of fun.

A very robust privacy screen between two co-workers they make.

 

[Derrick Swart]

It's just a general target. The room is...... a bit of a challenge. There is a half wall behind the desk, so acoustically the speaker either will or will not be seeing the entire room depending on whether they are sealed or ported. It has actually turned out to be very beneficial for getting away from comb filtering and side wall reflections, but when it comes to bass there are challenges.

If your room is not too big try the ATCs SCM19 not very sensitive but an easy load, you shall experience a beautiful low end. Similar size cabinet as the one you have an eye on. Smaller conus but in a sealed box, my gut sayd it works well with Aegir but perhaps two works even better...choices, choices. Ain’t it wonderfull. Just to throw in some amplification competition: the Job225 from Jobsystems(Goldmund)

 

[Derrick Swart]

A very robust privacy screen between two co-workers they make.

Yeah like a sound wall

 

[D2Girls]

I mean, you go “LOL” at a customer for asking kind of a simple question with reasonable logic behind it: traditionally, one would get in home auditions from a dealer, or perhaps a 30 day return policy when buying online. It seems to me that more and more people are doing this nowadays. The amount of money one would save buying Schiit amps, vs something more esoteric is substantial. And possibly worth the cost of shipping both ways.

As for the 5% restock fee, does that exist when returning product within the 14 day return policy...? I don’t recall being charged 5% when returning my Saga.

 

[liamo]

Yes it does exist, right there on every product page. You forgot to say thank you.

 

[Pietro Cozzi Tinin]

Yeah like a sound wall

I think it's for the smell and looks only for they probably work with headphones on all day.

 

[Derrick Swart]

I mean, you go “LOL” at a customer for asking kind of a simple question with reasonable logic behind it: traditionally, one would get in home auditions from a dealer, or perhaps a 30 day return policy when buying online. It seems to me that more and more people are doing this nowadays. The amount of money one would save buying Schiit amps, vs something more esoteric is substantial. And possibly worth the cost of shipping both ways.

As for the 5% restock fee, does that exist when returning product within the 14 day return policy...? I don’t recall being charged 5% when returning my Saga.

Why did you return the Saga?

 

[ScubaMan2017]

Lots of new additions to the b-stock list:

https://www.schiit.com/b-stocks

Vali's for ninety-nine bucks?! People, PEOPLE. Pick one up.

 

[Derrick Swart]

I think it's for the smell and looks only for they probably work with headphones on all day.

Closed earwarmers of course.

 

[sam6550a]

Like this beast?

I'm kinda afraid of designing anything this big for Schiit, because hauling these guys around all day wasn't a ton of fun.

Design and build it. There are a lot of ways to move heavy electronics-----look at the weight of some of the Citation, McIntosh and ARC tube amps! Forklift suggested.

 

[Xcalibur255]

If your room is not too big try the ATCs SCM19 not very sensitive but an easy load, you shall experience a beautiful low end. Similar size cabinet as the one you have an eye on. Smaller conus but in a sealed box, my gut sayd it works well with Aegir but perhaps two works even better...choices, choices. Ain’t it wonderfull. Just to throw in some amplification competition: the Job225 from Jobsystems(Goldmund)

I took at look at that one recently. Nice looking speaker, but the 85dB sensitivity is just too low for comfort. I need something flea power friendly.

 

[ZoNtO]

Like this beast?

I'm kinda afraid of designing anything this big for Schiit, because hauling these guys around all day wasn't a ton of fun.

It's your destiny to design a beast of an amp like that, worthy of the name Odin.

 

[golfbravobravo]

It's your destiny to design a beast of an amp like that, worthy of the name Odin.

And release it on a Wednesday?

 

[alpovs]

@Jason Stoddard

There are a couple typos on the Aegir product manual. It says Vidar instead of Aegir on the first (cover) and second page.

You probably don’t want people wondering where their Vidar went when they read “What’s In the Box”

That's actually funny. I think it was written on April 1st

 

[Brubacca]

Stupid questions for the night:

8ohm nominal speakers - 20 W
4ohm nominal speakers - 40 W
6ohm nominal speakers - 30 W???

10W pure class A across all nominal speaker impedances? Or is it half, 20W Class A for 4 ohm.