The HeadAmp GS-X and GS-X MK2 Thread
Nov 8, 2012 at 12:22 AM Post #77 of 6,329
Justin,
 
I realize that there are a number of factors that come into play, but I'm just curious if you can offer an estimate for when the new GS-X amps will be completed and ready to ship. Thanks!
 
Nov 8, 2012 at 6:21 AM Post #78 of 6,329
Let's see.  Painting, building, testing, preparing, shipping... puts it at your doorstep in 2013 :p
 
Nov 8, 2012 at 1:49 PM Post #79 of 6,329
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Let's see.  Painting, building, testing, preparing, shipping... puts it at your doorstep in 2013 :p

He seemed pretty optimistic that he would be able to start shipping them before the end of the year when I exchanged emails with him last weekend. Not sure if anything has changed since then, but I haven't seen any reason not to take him at his word. Though I am sure you would prefer an update right from the man himself.
 
Nov 12, 2012 at 6:54 PM Post #83 of 6,329
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Any update on where we are on the build?

 
getting there.  going to get an update on the front panels this week.  last weekend, i laser engraved the back panels for the amp & PSU, and today/tomorrow the connectors are being attached to them.  the power supply boxes are assembled w/ the transformers mounted.  picked up the PSU umbilical cables last week.  the module PCBs probably ready this week.
 
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Nov 12, 2012 at 7:51 PM Post #85 of 6,329
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getting there.  going to get an update on the front panels this week.  last weekend, i laser engraved the back panels for the amp & PSU, and today/tomorrow the connectors are being attached to them.  the power supply boxes are assembled w/ the transformers mounted.  picked up the PSU umbilical cables last week.  the module PCBs probably ready this week.

 
 
Is that all you did in a weeks time?  
 
 

 
 
No..   Just joking around.  This sounds really good actually.  
 
Nov 13, 2012 at 4:19 PM Post #87 of 6,329
$2495, normal pinouts.  Only true if there are any left.  The next run may cost more.
 
Nov 13, 2012 at 7:33 PM Post #90 of 6,329
Normal, as in the same as everything else on the planet.


OK, the standard 3-pin XLR pinouts are pin 1 - ground, pin 2 - positive (hot), and pin 3 - negative (cold). However, American companies used to (probably still) use pin 3 "hot" and pin 2 "cold". On some devices, there is a phase inverter, for example on your PerfectWave DAC II (don't know the exact pinouts it uses).

In a speaker system, you just swap the +/- on speaker side or the amp side to correct the mismatch between the source and the amp. I guess it's a bit harder in a headphone system.
 

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