We're in similar stature, but for electricity...can you say, Class A and central AC?
Yeah, that's me too, along with way too many computers. I also get regular mail telling me I'm the highest consumer in my neighborhood.
We're in similar stature, but for electricity...can you say, Class A and central AC?
why...do you have one your auditioning ?
I am! Probably Thursday or Friday.
Yeah, that's me too, along with way too many computers. I also get regular mail telling me I'm the highest consumer in my neighborhood.
i'd imagine rockitman is orbiting right now, discovering uncharted territories deep within, and beyond, his record collection.
Where did he suggest that?
david
Steve,
I was addressing the current Electro Harmonix , not the DR. As far as I know the DR is NOS, they are not currently manufactured. I never got DRs, they were expensive. A friend of mine got some and a few of them suffered from high grid current or microphonics - I tested them but did not want to risk them in my equipment.
"...and I think it's gonna be a long, long time..."
Hi Christian, any more comments on the LP1 Sig vs 2.1? Now that you've had the LP1 Sig a few days? Or vs your Allnic? Thanks
too early to comment. It has only been plugged in since Friday and still has a ways to go before it fully opens up. I would say the LP2.1 is similar in sound to the LP1. I never got to hear the LP2.1 fully broken in...but it is the sound that got me to the LP1. In terms of allnic comparisons...I will need to wait until the LP1 is fully broken in and do more a/b comparing. They are different sounding phono stages. The Allnic has a lot of finesse and transparency. The Lamm seems to use a brute force approach to reproduction. The density, extension and overall dynamic slam of the music is closer to tape with the Lamm than the Allnic. That is really all I can say so far. I am very happy the Lamm is now in the system. More to come over the next couple of weeks.
Where did you end up placing the power supplies?
too early to comment. It has only been plugged in since Friday and still has a ways to go before it fully opens up. I would say the LP2.1 is similar in sound to the LP1. I never got to hear the LP2.1 fully broken in...but it is the sound that got me to the LP1. In terms of allnic comparisons...I will need to wait until the LP1 is fully broken in and do more a/b comparing. They are different sounding phono stages. The Allnic has a lot of finesse and transparency. The Lamm seems to use a brute force approach to reproduction. The density, extension and overall dynamic slam of the music is closer to tape with the Lamm than the Allnic. That is really all I can say so far. I am very happy the Lamm is now in the system. More to come over the next couple of weeks.
I have put them on some dyi amp stands I made from 20x16x2 laminated maple cutting boards with spikes added for feet. I plan to rest the power supplies on top of stillpoints on top of the stands. These stands fit underneath a side table I use. I opted for longer power umbilical's...4 meters to have placement flexibility.
David,
What are your prefered rack manufacturers?
Get yourself a pair of inexpensive decent amp stands or a short rack Christian, the maple blocks are already bad enough please don't kill it worse with stillpoints ! Steve had the same setup, maple blocks and stillpoints under his amps when I visited, he can chime in and tell you how much resolution and micro and macro detail we gained removing this stuff. If you want to get the best out of your Lamm gear don't tweak anything! Use the standard power cords that come with it and no footer, pucks on top, etc., etc., etc., save your money and put it towards a decent stand. There's nothing brutish about the LP1, its extremely nuanced when broken in.
david