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Feb 10, 2012 at 6:04 AM Post #17,297 of 24,807
Sounds to good to be true but i'm glad you like the result. Almost makes me wanna go and get one of these puppies, just that it doesn't come anywhere near affordable included with the SR005S bundle. What's the transformer power specs you're using btw?

 
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Would say the bass is there, but not in large amounts. Enough for me to consider the headphone neutral though. I don't get that much sub-bass presence compared to the 507 on 323S. Repositioned the pads to make the distance of the driver further from the ear and now the headphone is seriously pumping out some loud bass. Can't A/B with the 323S as it's in another country currently. I just heard one track that I heard countless times, and for the first time I could make out the three distinct melody lines in one part of the song. Very impressed with the separation.



 
 
Feb 10, 2012 at 6:56 PM Post #17,299 of 24,807


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The Koa resistors should be just fine.  You can also use Vishay CMF60 and CCF60, both are rated at 500V for a 1/2W+ resistor. 


Can't get the Vishay from rs-online, i got this one instead, should be fine eh?
http://australia.rs-online.com/web/p/through-hole-fixed/0148613/
 
 
 
I have only one part left unaquired because of minimum requirements being to high for quantity or shipping to Australia just for low cost parts.
 
4171G Ceramic pads.
 
What else could I use?
What about Silicone Rubber?
http://www.jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?ID=HP1155&keywords=insulator&form=KEYWORD
 
 
I am building the onboard version of the KGSSHV, do I need one pad for each heatsink?
 
Feb 10, 2012 at 9:20 PM Post #17,301 of 24,807
HDMan a couple things. First this really is not the thread to be discussing your KGSSHV build. I doubt everyone wants to read your questions about substitute resistors and heatsink isolation. Second, most, if not all, of your questions would be answered if you read through the thread on the other site. For the third, or maybe fourth, time I suggest you read that thread before you start building and then ask questions if they haven't been answered yet.
 
Feb 11, 2012 at 12:20 AM Post #17,302 of 24,807
I have owned some Lambdas in the past, and currently have the 009. I am curious about the Sigma. Does it provide a significantly different sound from the 009. I assume it could not compete on details, but I am curious if it is superior in any other areas. Also I know replacing the drivers with ones from the 404 is popular. Has anyone tried a different driver, say the 507? 
 
Feb 11, 2012 at 12:35 AM Post #17,303 of 24,807


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I have owned some Lambdas in the past, and currently have the 009. I am curious about the Sigma. Does it provide a significantly different sound from the 009. I assume it could not compete on details, but I am curious if it is superior in any other areas. Also I know replacing the drivers with ones from the 404 is popular. Has anyone tried a different driver, say the 507? 


Significantly different than 009?  Yes!
 
The Sigma to me sounded a little bland and rolled off at both ends, with much less micro-detail than my Lambdas.  The sound staging beats my old K1000 though, and the mids are gorgeous.  The Sigma 404 I heard at a meet in 2009 had better extension and micro-detail, enough that I could enjoy them a lot more than a stock Sigma or Sigma Pro.
 
 
Feb 11, 2012 at 2:28 PM Post #17,308 of 24,807


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I have owned some Lambdas in the past, and currently have the 009. I am curious about the Sigma. Does it provide a significantly different sound from the 009. I assume it could not compete on details, but I am curious if it is superior in any other areas. Also I know replacing the drivers with ones from the 404 is popular. Has anyone tried a different driver, say the 507? 



There is a nice thread were the different Sigmas are describes really good!
 
http://www.head-fi.org/t/464873/stax-sigmas-compared-low-bias-sigma-pro-and-sigma-404/135#post_7815708
 
I askes the questeion about the 507 driver and was told that it is not possible - but I don't really know!
 
Regards Georg
 
Feb 11, 2012 at 5:48 PM Post #17,310 of 24,807
Thanks. I think I have looked through that thread, but can't remember. I guess that mean even if I have, it is time for a second run through.

There is a nice thread were the different Sigmas are describes really good!
 
http://www.head-fi.org/t/464873/stax-sigmas-compared-low-bias-sigma-pro-and-sigma-404/135#post_7815708
 
I askes the questeion about the 507 driver and was told that it is not possible - but I don't really know!
 
Regards Georg
 

 
 
 
All this resistor talk really belongs in the DIY section.
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Ok, thanks Spritzer, how about a 0.6w 3K from Vishay http://australia.rs-online.com/web/p/through-hole-fixed/6834199/



 
 
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