Musical Concepts Modifications


Hello everyone. I posted a couple of weeks ago regarding upgrading an Adcom GFA 5802 amp. Amongst the fine suggestions I recieved was one from JB recommending that I explore the modification option. Since I am 92% happy with my systems' sound and don't want to go through the whole rebuilding phase again, I thought this made sense. I'm really just looking for a little more high-end extension/resolutuion and a little more transparency wouldn't hurt. I contacted John Hillig @ Musical Concepts and he thinks his Lx Sig Mod would do the trick. I'm just a little nervous about investing in something w/out hearing it first. Ironically, I listen to mostly prog rock and am also worried that the sound may be TOO refined for my taste. I'm wondering if any of you have gone this route, specifically with the 5802? Any info you can provide is greatly appreciated. Thanks, Matt......
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John's a great guy with a fine ear! I've known him and his mods for twenty years or more and he has always produced first rate product and he stands behind them 100%. You can't go wrong with John's mods. If you ever get a chance stop by and see his place, the sound is awesome and John's quite a character.
Thank you all for responding. It is sincerely appreciated. I'm going to go for it. The only question is; when can I live without my amp for a few week?!
"Just another endorsement. His cables aren't bad either."

Great interconnects for the money. I remember the first time I used a pair that John sent me: all of a sudden, on a CD that I had listened to many times before in a headphone system, I could hear the guitarist shifting the instrument around as he played, subtle tones and harmonics I had never heard before with the highly reviewed interconnects I had been using.
I too have known John for over twenty years. I have done musical concept mods
and they were always worth the effort. I own his Musical Design products
and they are fantastic for the money. He uses parts that are better than any of the big boys. YOU can't go wrong with John.
Joe