For abyss 1266, it is rational to use nimbus as a end game.
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It would be fun to read comparison of nimbus and singxer, I love violectric products too!For abyss 1266, it is rational to use nimbus as a end game.
Which is your old one?Nimbus and singxer SA-1 are positioned in different weight categories. According to the reviews of people on another forum who have heard nimbus, this is really an uncompromising amplifier. Singxer sa-1 is just a good product for its price, which you can find fault with (if you want).
p.s within a week I will get a neutrik xlr connector, I will redo the cable and try singxer on the balanced output. If nothing changes, then I will probably sell it because I am very used to my old amplifier and despite the positive qualities of singxer, for me it is not better than the old amplifier.
How did you like it as a pre amplifier?Maxdalax I used Singxer sa1 in pre-amplifier mode on active speakers. With this use, it adds a signal from itself and changes the sound.
nekky my old amp is an Energy Audio M3 mod C amplifier. an old and rare amplifier, made by hand by one master. + I inserted a burson v6 classic into it and opa from zerofox into it.
Is there any way of knowing if you've gone from class-A to A/B? I got this from Drop because I had drop credits...also...I already have an A90...trying to figure out if there is a reason to keep one over the other. Reading back it sounds like people are split on these two. Some like one...some like others. I had hoped that the Singxer would be a much warmer amp than the A90.Sense it will switch to class AB at a certain level of gain and volume. In everyday use, this moment is not felt.
The warmth of the amp doesn't have anything to do with its class A or AB. Class A/AB simply means energy consumption within the amp circuit and nothing else. There is no way on earth to figure out when the amplification transfers from A to AB because it's a gradual ramping process. As the gain increases, there is a point on the curve where the energy consumption gradually starts following the amplified signal (Class AB) instead of flowing at a constant rate (Class A). There is NO audible difference! No change to the sound signature at all. But I'd assume that the amp becomes AB when on high gain and the volume pot is at 3 o'clock.Is there any way of knowing if you've gone from class-A to A/B? I got this from Drop because I had drop credits...also...I already have an A90...trying to figure out if there is a reason to keep one over the other. Reading back it sounds like people are split on these two. Some like one...some like others. I had hoped that the Singxer would be a much warmer amp than the A90.
I’ve owned both the SA-1 and the A90. The SA-1 is def warmer and just all around better than the A90 imo.Is there any way of knowing if you've gone from class-A to A/B? I got this from Drop because I had drop credits...also...I already have an A90...trying to figure out if there is a reason to keep one over the other. Reading back it sounds like people are split on these two. Some like one...some like others. I had hoped that the Singxer would be a much warmer amp than the A90.
Just FYI, you want to look at the crosstalk graph of an amp or DAC to see how it is tuned.If I draw a frequency graph, Singxer (very) slight more W-Shape where A90 is more linear. Both amp definitely still consider as neutral though, and measurement show both of them actually dead flat.
Some plugs and sockets seem to cause a bit of an increase in crosstalk between the connectors.Unrelated, it’s weird, my HD600 sounds better from the 4.4 output better than XLR. My HD660s on the other hand sounds amazeballs on the XLR and not as good on the 4.4 output. I have no idea why these differences exist but it’s nice to have all of the options this amp provides, and also that both balanced outputs pretty much sound awesome. This amp is just so cool
Hmmm…NOS + R2R…is Holo one of the brands? I was thinking about picking one of those up.Generally though, that tiny handful of [insert suitable insult here in the plural] usually make NOS (non-oversampling) DACs, using old R2R chips, which don't use an output stage after the DAC converter for "purity" or some BS.