For starters I just want to restate what has been repeated many times. The Lampi DAC(s) are just incredible with any tube! that I have heard with it, with the exception of a particular $50.00 range 5u tube (trying to remember manufacturer, but nothings happenining). When I first put the GG in my system a year ago I couldn't believe how much better it sounded than anything else I had heard, and it has allowed me to enjoy listening to music like I never imagined.
The KR 242's are sounding better and better. I don't think that anyone is going to be disapponted with their sound, regardless of music type, etc., etc., and I'll stand by that. They have balls. I am able to compensate for gain with each of the inputs on my preamp independantly, so I am not being influenced by the difference in gain.
I started listening around 3:30 am this morning after shutting down the system last night at around 8:00. I'd say there is only 15 hours on them. I listen 90% classical but there are a few other genres I like for the sake of comparing these sort of things. Two are from Dimeola's "World Sinfonia" The first cut is ideal for evaluating leading edge on guitar plucks, soundstage depth, and any noise that can interefere with what I perceive as being FAINT bells in the background. Then there is "No Mystery" which with most systems will throw a VERY wide soundstage, but it is the density of the instruments that appear "outside the room" that I pay attention to. Gotta run right now......will continue later......
The KR 242's are sounding better and better. I don't think that anyone is going to be disapponted with their sound, regardless of music type, etc., etc., and I'll stand by that. They have balls. I am able to compensate for gain with each of the inputs on my preamp independantly, so I am not being influenced by the difference in gain.
I started listening around 3:30 am this morning after shutting down the system last night at around 8:00. I'd say there is only 15 hours on them. I listen 90% classical but there are a few other genres I like for the sake of comparing these sort of things. Two are from Dimeola's "World Sinfonia" The first cut is ideal for evaluating leading edge on guitar plucks, soundstage depth, and any noise that can interefere with what I perceive as being FAINT bells in the background. Then there is "No Mystery" which with most systems will throw a VERY wide soundstage, but it is the density of the instruments that appear "outside the room" that I pay attention to. Gotta run right now......will continue later......