[paradoxper]

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This is classic signs of.....

Amazing bass and energetic..uh, mixed signals..

 

[preproman]

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 edginess and thinness in the treble.

 
 
I know.   I'm talking about ^^^^

 

[paradoxper]

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I know.   I'm talking about ^^^^

Now is that the amp not delivering quite enough power or just Mojo's  SQ...

 

[zenpunk]

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Comparatively to what?

To my Little Dot MKVI+ (with Tung Sol 5998 + ECC35) and a pionneer SX1980. I have to clarify that I am not sure about the source, except that is was some massive SACD player....

 

[preproman]

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Now is that the amp not delivering quite enough power or just Mojo's  SQ...

 
 
Don't no, I have the hear it for myself.  It'll be interesting to hear more Mojo X HE-6 impressions.

 

[zenpunk]

Note also that it was some brief impressions in meet conditions so take that with a large spoon of salt. The Mjolnir definitely impress but I am slightly concerned it could become tiring during long listening session and depending on the style of music played.

 

[rattesp]

The bass on the Mjolnir is clean, tight, very dynamic with a lot of impact but IMHO not very good at revealing texture and nuance. I haven't listend to the BHA-1 alot but the bass sounded pretty similar to the Mjolnir.                                                                                                                                                                                 

 

[preproman]

Did you guys get a chance to listen the the LCD-2.2 on both the Mojo and the BHA-1?  What was the outcome?

 

[elwappo99]

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 I am slightly concerned it could become tiring during long listening session and depending on the style of music played.

 
I'm also concerned about this. Any current owners comment? 

 

[purrin]

Haven't noticed a problem, even with the HD800s. YMMV. It could very well depend upon DACs, i.e. I wouldn't pair the Mjolnir up with the Benchmark. The PWD2 w/ fw2.02 I'm running is on the warm side of most DACs. I doubt you'll have a problem with the AGD Ref 1 with the PCM1704s and all.

 

[elwappo99]

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Haven't noticed a problem, even with the HD800s. YMMV. It could very well depend upon DACs, i.e. I wouldn't pair the Mjolnir up with the Benchmark. The PWD2 w/ fw2.02 I'm running is on the warm side of most DACs. I doubt you'll have a problem with the AGD Ref 1 with the PCM1704s and all.

 
Indeed... I'm debating between one of these and a phonitor/auditor. Tough call without hearing the latter. That PWD2 is a beautiful unit. I saw one at the meet (forget the guy's handle, but remember his name). Really loved the look and sound of it

 

[.Sup]

Indeed... I'm debating between one of these and a phonitor/auditor. Tough call without hearing the latter. That PWD2 is a beautiful unit. I saw one at the meet (forget the guy's handle, but remember his name). Really loved the look and sound of it

Well the good thing about my Auditor is that I never get listening fatigue. Even after 5 hours straight. Supposedly they made it so you don't get fatigue. So that's one thing that is stopping me from getting the Mjolnir. The other is switch at the back which is hard to reach if you have the amp on the bottom shelf.

 

[elwappo99]

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Well the good thing about my Auditor is that I never get listening fatigue. Even after 5 hours straight. Supposedly they made it so you don't get fatigue. So that's one thing that is stopping me from getting the Mjolnir. The other is switch at the back which is hard to reach if you have the amp on the bottom shelf.

 
 
It's one of the big drawbacks. The other being the whole hassle of recabling headphones to make them balanced, which isn't always a super fun ordeal. I'm keeping an eye open to snag an auditor/phonitor at some point. I'll try to do a comparison. 

 

[Lappy27]

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The bass on the Mjolnir is clean, tight, very dynamic with a lot of impact but IMHO not very good at revealing texture and nuance. I haven't listend to the BHA-1 alot but the bass sounded pretty similar to the Mjolnir.                                                                                                                                                                                 

I would say that the bass from the Mjolnir sounds like a subwoofer cuted with a 24db slope (faster and tighter) and the BHA-1 like a subwoofer cut-off of 18 db slope (rounder and fuller but still fast enough to follow my music genre - electronica).
 
Both amp sounds excellent in that department. Just slightly different.
 
I prefered the bass coming from the Bryston but could easily live with the one from the Mjolnir.

 

[Lappy27]

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Did you guys get a chance to listen the the LCD-2.2 on both the Mojo and the BHA-1?  What was the outcome?

Yes. Fantastic results. Both amps seems to have been created for the LCD-2r2 in mind (I know for a fact that this not the case with the Bryston).
 
The darker signature of the LCD-2r2 (in comparaison of HD-800, HE-6 and T1) is a superb synergy with the Mjolnir and Bryston and their more in your face sound.
 
I can't see anybody who can complain about the combinaison of the LCD-2r2 and any of these two amps.
 
LCD-2r2 owners, you can buy any of these amps without any concerns. You will be more than satisfied. I promise you.