I only wish I could be there. It will be epic.My wife is cooking and everything will be served safely and individually as we try to maintain safety precautions. She's a very good cook
I only wish I could be there. It will be epic.My wife is cooking and everything will be served safely and individually as we try to maintain safety precautions. She's a very good cook
never too late Norman. Weather is finally becoming nice again although the nights are cold. High today where I live is 77I only wish I could be there. It will be epic.
A good local audio gear maker remarked about the Pac after a session: "I get it now, with all the rolling options, this Dac is a perfect audio event tool. So much changes with the tube rolling that the evening flies by so quickly." This is a party Dac for audiophiles.My wife is cooking and everything will be served safely and individually as we try to maintain safety precautions. She's a very good cook
I am 9 time zones away in CH.never too late Norman. Weather is finally becoming nice again although the nights are cold. High today where I live is 77
Lukasz is 9 time zones away as well.I am 9 time zones away in CH.
we can talk then. I will need an adapter though.I have a single unmatched 6900 that measures 84/84 on an ST7
lol. true but its his day job, I don't have that luxury plus a kid just starting college.Lukasz is 9 time zones away as well.
Yes, he confirmed to me that it works.... remember they are mainly used as anode load tubes (though there is a bit more complexity than just that)Lukasz, is the horizon specced to take on the tung sol kt170? I imagine it needs more power than the 150
niceeee i have a quad matched set here waiting to rock hahaYes, he confirmed to me that it works.... remember they are mainly used as anode load tubes (though there is a bit more complexity than just that)
Nothing makes for a better audio party than a tube rolling session, followed by drinks and food for the debrief. Hahahahaha
May I ask what is the input imp of your amps ?Just had a chance to read the manual. Not only very informative but entertaining as well!
Very helpful especially to read the tube rolling tips as I try to learn about the interplay of the various types of tubes.
I am particularly excited to see the sub xlr outs which my Pacific currently does not have. (I am doing a comparison today with the Pacific direct to my amps vs with my preamp, but I cannot hook my sub for the full experience comparison)
Also, am intrigued to try this tip from the manual too. Something I have not tried in my room....
“Feet are the second ears of our body. They receive a lot of vibration stimulation and the brain combines this with the hearing. So we advise to have a piece of floor without any carpet directly where our feet are. Listening with feet (preferably bare) on the hard floor greatly enhances our perception of music. It is advisable to have rug or carper between listener and speakers but not under the feet.”
I imagine a shoeless crowd this weekend at Steve's place.