LSA Voyager GAN Amplifier

I received UPS Tracking that my Voyager will be here Thursday, the 19th.


I noticed the Voyager product page shows a $175 wire upgrade option. Having experience replacing crap jumper wiring on my Emerald Physics 3.4s, I image the wire upgrade will be highly revealing for potential Voyager buyers


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I must say I doubt the Voyager will meet or surpass your EVS1200. Never know however. Really looking forward to your comparison comments. If you return the Voyager, then I think there is a 15% restocking fee? Correct? 
I am confident Ric’s mods will improve the stock unit some 20 plus percent if you decide to keep it. 

Hi All,I just joined the group after reading this thread. I read a lot of good about the LSA Voyager amp being sold by Underwood Hifi. They also are offering a less expensive model called the Discovery Warp One. Are any of you familiar with this one yet? Would anyone be willing to look at the specs they give on the website (https://www.underwoodhifi.com/products/lsa-electronics) and comment on how this should perform compared to the Voyager? The Voyager is way out of my price range, but the Discovery Warp One is just right. I am considering it along with a Parasound 2250 v2. The system I will be paring it with is: digitally stored music sent through a Cambridge Audio DAC, then to an SAS Audio Labs tube preamp, the amp, and finally to Martin Logan ESL speakers with a Martin Logan subwoofer. I know this system is child’s play next to what you are all used to, but it is the best we can afford.Thank you!

I'm not familiar with the Texas Instruments "Purepath" class D module, but it evidently isn't a GaNfet design, which seem to be producing the best sound these days.

I have a Fosi Class D amp that uses a TI chip.  It sounds very good.   A bargain.