Django question

i am also interested in the django especially the remote version.where did you buy yours?
i have heard that diy hifi will offer one with remote soon.

Where can you get one with a remote?
THanks

Did you order it through SoundOdyssey or direct from DIYHiFiSupply?

As for Audiojoy, sounds more like he has a Bent NOH, or a Django that he's upgraded with parts for the NOH.

I'm not sure the Django comes with the TX102's with the copper wire that Bent used, nor has the silver wired TX102's as an option, so I've been debating getting a Django with just the amorphous transformers and then upgrade it later with parts from Bent, since I want it wired up differently anyway. But at least this way I start to get a feel if passive would play ok for me first.

Or I guess there's waiting for Bent to get their "new NOH" out this fall.

Curious to hear feedback about the unit. I currently run a Meridian 508.20 -> Classe CP-50 -> Classe CA-200, using AQ Lapis X3 balanced interconnects. I think a passive should play into that group of gear fine, although the CP-50 sounded more music, if not as needle threading detailed, as the GFP-750 in passive mode I had before.

hi the django as far as i am aware comes with the silver version. the lead out wires are all silver. I have the silver version of the Bent which is where you get the remote control and the difference in sound with the django is negligible, which leads me to suspect that it is silver. But Bent are not at the present producing anymore although i understand you can get the remote fitted to the django via them.

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