Yes. The toroids that Mike likes to make fun of work better in Ragnarok 2. Better by all metrics. Weird stuff. Sometimes you don’t know what will work and what won’t. I can speculate that the original Ragnarok 2 was a bit “fat” sounding and the new transformer leaned it out complementarily, but that’s a guess. All I know is a Ragnarok 2 started gracing my desk as soon as the toroid happened.
I noticed that the tuning of Schiit products had moved away from their usual "warm" sound, which I've now put down to how much Mike influenced them, though I'm sure my thinking is over-simplified.
Aside to the aside: except in the case of the Harman curve, which I’m surprised nobody has bitched about as being (a) done by a company wanting to sell you things using the curve, and (b) not verified by independent researchers, especially those from the academic community. Weird. But who are we to talk.
That you're not a headphone manufacture and are complaining about this says much. People forget that it's an average of preferences, not a hard line. People who should know better too.
And, before anyone takes me to task: yep, I know you need internal photos of the Aegir 2. I'll get those today. Lots of moving parts right now, in business and in life.
At least they are moving. When people ask me now how I am, I answer "Nothing has fallen off yet, so it can't be too bad".
Any chance of a new jotunheim or a balanced headphone amp between the jotunjeim and mjolnir?
I suggested bringing back the Mjolnir 2. I somehow doubt that they could do that at the same price as before though. But really, you want to get a Mjolnir 3.
This forum is a trip. Jason says, "We are thinking about getting rid of paper owner's manuals" and 1650 posts later, after everyone has chimed in multiple times, made fun of some other user, or discussed how they resell Schiit products, nothing is answered and the round-robin of snark circles back on itself.
So, after all this time, you realised the purpose of the internet?
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