Lampizator announcement: launch of our all new TOTL HORIZON DAC

And meanwhile in Australia
Haha yes that's our unit at Lux Audio! Just got it tonight and setting it up for demo.

BTW can someone point me the way to those woo audio 6sn7 to 5867 adaptors?

I have it up with

We 274b engraved
Nos gold lion kt88 (not the new sensor clones)
Gec B65 pair

And it sounds sweet! Indeed better than the Pacific!

www.luxaudio.com.au
 
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Haha yes that's our unit at Lux Audio! Just got it tonight and setting it up for demo.

BTW can someone point me the way to those woo audio 6sn7 to 5867 adaptors?

I have it up with

We 274b engraved
Nos gold lion kt88 (not the new sensor clones)
Gec B65 pair

And it sounds sweet! Indeed better than the Pacific!

www.luxaudio.com.au

5687, not 5867
 
What improvements do you hear over the Pac?
 
What improvements do you hear over the Pac?
Would you believe me if i tell you in just every single department you can imagine…just every…
 
Would you believe me if i tell you in just every single department you can imagine…just every…

+1

The differences are not subtle.
 
Crazy…. This Pac is crazy good and better as it settles…. I believe you but dont comprehend. Baffled…. I submitted an email to begin the discussion…..
 
Haha Steve agreeing w/ you Golum.

Lukasz may have said it best in post 293 on Dec 13, 2021:
"Concerning the comparison to Pacific: I would say that the new tube section delivers more slamm, more PRAT, more legible soundscene, deeper stage, wider and higher boundaries of soundstage, better thread separation while the "togetherness" of musicians is also improved. Bass goes deeper and more bass nuances are there. The output impedance is much lower, making the amp interaction easier and bass better.

The digital section will add to it much higher resolution, extreme naturalness, human dimension to vocals, hair rising "you are there" factor. I dont wanna over-shoot here, but I would say the price difference perfectly reflects the superiority of the Horizon."


He later boiled it down to:
"The shortest description is: Horizon was designed for people, who think they hate digital, and who think they hate tubes."
 
You guys are torturing me!! This Horizon sounds (over used word) "Amazing" John
 
You guys are torturing me!! This Horizon sounds (over used word) "Amazing" John
No no, we are marely guiding you to make a best audio decision in a while :D :p
 
I'm lost...But I can see the Horizon in the distance!! John
 
I heard a private video 3 actually
man there is no top to this dac
each time I think it’s toppped off it just goes much higher in another system.
i feel extremely confident to compare to any level or brand.
a few servers varying brand and OS used
 
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What is the cost to replace the tubes that come with the Horizon? John
 
What is the cost to replace the tubes that come with the Horizon? John
John
The tubes are the least of your concerns. They will last a very very long time in the Horizon. If you get the tube rolling disease, it still won't cost you a lot of money, especially compared to the $44K Euro price of the Horizon. They can range from $75 dollars to $1.3k for the likes of a Western Electric 274B tube.
 
What is the cost to replace the tubes that come with the Horizon? John
I think stock still pushes the envelope beyond most dacs now. then tune tone other ways
too many jump tubes ina and out and never adjust tone before.
 

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