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Looks like my brand new Freya will be looking for a new home.........
OK she came from England, so what did she teach?Have you been listening to me talking to Ms Jody? Who CLAIMS to have been an English teacher.......
I think progress is good, and the motorized pot is a welcome addition, but I don't feel these products bring enough to the table for me to upgrade Saga. I really was hoping to see a Saga with proper tube gain, as in add a second 6sn7 and provide in addition to the passive mode and tube buffer, a proper gain stage. A Balanced Saga also would have been cool. I can say the changes to Freya + do make it a more attractive product, but still with the limitation (to me) of being a 4 tube product. I am going to go out on a limb and predict that none of the 4 new products will outsell the original Saga and Freya, because they didn't add enough/change enough to make existing Saga and Freya owners upgrade. Could be wrong, I guess that is what makes this company so cool. They are willing to try things and move on if they don't work out.Great article @Jason Stoddard, I Iike your take on the product development, and on making running changes to items. The Thunderdome idea sounds neat. Hopefully it goes well for you.
That being said the saga portion of your pre amp choices leave me wanting a bit more. I have a gen 1 saga with LISST, it would seem I have the best of both worlds aside from the motorized pot and alum remote.
Any chance you are considering adding relay a stepped attenuators and remotes to an existing headamp/preamp.
Maybe one that has a built in fully functional DAC (not a current modular card).
Think fulla 2 functionality but in an asgard 2 chassis or larger with a remote, and a built in modi multibit, with three digital inputs. Kind of a class A HP amp/preamp/with integrated DAC.
One class A analogue output stage, that the DAC signal feeds into.
Today wasn't for me, but that's ok, looking forward to what you have out next.
With more options now but i did not see HT bypass on the new pre ampsYes, well I am paraphrasing Jason Stoddard, who said basically the same thing. If you like what they offer, fantastic. If you want something else, there are many other options.
I think progress is good, and the motorized pot is a welcome addition, but I don't feel these products bring enough to the table for me to upgrade Saga. I really was hoping to see a Saga with proper tube gain, as in add a second 6sn7 and provide in addition to the passive mode and tube buffer, a proper gain stage. A Balanced Saga also would have been cool. I can say the changes to Freya + do make it a more attractive product, but still with the limitation (to me) of being a 4 tube product. I am going to go out on a limb and predict that none of the 4 new products will outsell the original Saga and Freya, because they didn't add enough/change enough to make existing Saga and Freya owners upgrade. Could be wrong, I guess that is what makes this company so cool. They are willing to try things and move on if they don't work out.
OK she came from England, so what did she teach?
Also, hence our new promise to you: no more silent changes. No more running revisions. If we change a product, we’ll call it out. It’ll become a “+” or something like that. Of course, we’re still going to have to make minor tweaks as resistors change or a part becomes obsolete, but we’ve heard you. No more uncertainty.
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Understood that in one try but why is she called an English teacher?Well, she taught children, of course. And she comes from San Diego, so she taught American.
Understood that in one try but why is she called an English teacher?
can I use balanced out from Freya + with single ended DAC like chord Qutest.
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That's wrong on two fronts.In the USA, the predominant language we speak is called "English" and teachers of that language are called English teachers.
Edited to clarify status of English.
That's wrong on two fronts.
1. It states that the teacher is from England and not what she teaches.
2. If partly correct the language se teaches is American English which surely is not British English so that distinction should be made.
Of course we all know this is one of the most common errors most people make in all languages...