I thought the whole point of the Jotunheim was ultimate flexibilty in a desktop amp, with the modules and SE/BAL configurations. Making it the size of a Magni would defeat that purpose. They would probably simply call it another name if they made a smaller version.
I thought the whole point of the Jotunheim was ultimate flexibilty in a desktop amp, with the modules and SE/BAL configurations. Making it the size of a Magni would defeat that purpose. They would probably simply call it another name if they made a smaller version.
I think he meant the amp technology that is used in the Jodie being repurposed in the Magni form factor as an amp only.
I imagine we will see more stuff from Schist using the tech found in the Jodie. Let's see what they announce in a few weeks at RMAF and we might learn more.
I think he meant the amp technology that is used in the Jodie being repurposed in the Magni form factor as an amp only.
I imagine we will see more stuff from Schist using the tech found in the Jodie. Let's see what they announce in a few weeks at RMAF and we might learn more.
OR....instead of downsizing the chassis, upsize it to match the Gumby. :wink_face: That way there will be "room" to add a MB for those who want an all in one solution also.
Or, you know, both. Priced well, I could see either idea working. I have to say though, a nice Jot-sized balanced multibit would fit into my life so painlessly that it's crazy, I wouldn't even have to tidy my desk
Oh that'd be on like Donkey Kong, I'd easily pay for that. I have plenty of space on my desks and a Gungnir/MJ2 sized Jotunheim with room to add more cool modules like the MB integrated DAC would be a perfect addition for home usage (already have a DAC Jotunheim office-bound for work usage).
Oh dear, it does rather sound like shooting fish in a barrel, Schiit have a lot of options- and doubtless lots up their sleeves. They have been sitting on this topology for years, after all- I'm sure that when they drop the other shoe, it'll be impressive.
It's annoying to be a blatant fan, but while they're knocking out such good price/performance gear, it's hard not to be. Between their new topology and competitive multibit DAC pricing, they're looking hard to beat in a lot of the more affordable segments. I do wonder when/if the competition will be able to come up with a decent answer.
Excellent with Ether C Flows. Full-bodied bass, precise mids, clean, fast highs. Good instrument separation, although on a relatively tight soundstage (likely from closed C Flows). I can listen for full days without getting tired.
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