Experience with Modwright products?

I have a Modwright PH 9.0X that I just got back in May of this year. I love it. Checks all the boxes for me without being absurdly expensive. I'm sure the PH 150 top of the line model is probably even better, but I'm not quite at the $10,000 phono stage level of gear myself. 😅

The PH 9.0x is a winner for me though, and beat out others in the general price range that I tried in my system by a pretty wide margin.

Very solid construction and feels pretty high end, despite the more...accessible price point. Ability to experiment with various tube replacements, MC cart compatibility, etc.

I see myself keeping this one for a long time!

I'd love to hear the A30 monoblocks someday (I'm more of a fan of SET amps, myself). I do wish he made some lower power SET amps as well - like 45, 2a3, 300b, for example.

A disaster. Guy is a charlatan.

Read my explanation of a simple transaction with him. He’s an abusive liar.

Case Link.

Let me get this straight... you buy a player without ever listening it and have it sent directly to a company whose business is modifying players.  They modify said player.  You then send it to a competitor who does who knows what to it and tells you that it's "bad".  You contact Dan and he offers to send you a replacement for the stock unit that you sent to him.  And Dan is the charlatan?

^^^^^^

  and then he disappears....

Great chatter about Modwright.

Anyone have any experience with his newer product LS99. Looks like the whole package. Separate power supply, Balanced ins/outs(I don't believe they are single ended wiring)

Ticks all my boxes, but not a ton of reviews out there yet.

Cheers All

@bunkertoy , Yes, see the my OP above. I have had the LS99 and its matching KWA99 mono blocks.  

Highly recommended, UNLESS you have insensitive speakers or a big room.  These lit up my Cornwall IVs, but ran out of gas on an 87dB 4 ohm speaker.  

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