Lampizator Baltic 4

I have had the Baltic 4 in my system for about one and a half years now. I noticed in the photo Brabus posted that the footers are different than my stock footers. Has Lampizator changed the footers? Also, have any owners of the Baltic 4 used custom footers and noticed a sonic improvement? My Baltic 4 is located directly on my rack without a platform underneath.
 
I have had the Baltic 4 in my system for about one and a half years now. I noticed in the photo Brabus posted that the footers are different than my stock footers. Has Lampizator changed the footers? Also, have any owners of the Baltic 4 used custom footers and noticed a sonic improvement? My Baltic 4 is located directly on my rack without a platform underneath.
We use same footers for approx last 6 years.
Nothing fancy, just aluminium rings.
 
… that’s great… I think for me it’s gonna be a shootout between Ideon EOS, TotalDAC D1-Unity and Lampizator Baltic 4…
If you are ready to take the plunge, please visit our configurator first:
 
Hello from Germany,

Signal tubes:
S.E.S. 6SN7 Mouse Ear / Sylvania 6SN7 Bad Boys (thanks at Sablon - I hope, I'm right - for the informations about chris tube) / Sylvania 6F8G / GEC L63 / Raytheon VR67 / National Union VT-76
Right now I hear with the NU VT-76.


Greetings from germany,
Rolf
I have a pair of VT-76 and could buy another. Where did you source the adaptor? Thanks!
 

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