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| Stock Voyager GaN amp (350/600) Contrasted with my EVS1200 (600/1200) In case you're not following the LSA thread: posted by Mark from Corepower clearing the air on the Voyager design... Just felt that as this point I needed to send along a few points.Not here in any way to argue or attempt to interpret anything ab... | |
| Drummers! Which amps do you use for best Timing & Dynamics? Be interesting to hear how the GaN amps sound to drummers. I have a highly modified class D based on dual IceEdge AS 1200 modules. At 1200 wpc @ 4ohms it did a really good job of energizing my very large room BUT, I now have a LSA Voyager 350/600 ... | |
| Stock Voyager GaN amp (350/600) Contrasted with my EVS1200 (600/1200) @art_boston I think you confused what I meant. All I meant is higher switching speeds is/are a big deal | |
| Another GaN smaller integrated, Technics SU-G30 has everything bar the kitchen sink. Not quite 'all'. It lacks balanced inputs | |
| GaN based SU-R1000 Technics Integrated Class-D, review by TAS Unfortunately, GaN amps sold direct only (like LSA) will not be reviewed in most, if not all print magazines. It will be up to the many forums to tell their personal experiences | |
| GaN based SU-R1000 Technics Integrated Class-D, review by TAS Over decades of reading reviews where a component was simply inserted into a ’reviewers’ system without regard to what makes the component special and likely incompatible with the reviewers kit. A case of the blind leading the blind. Case in point... | |
| Stock Voyager GaN amp (350/600) Contrasted with my EVS1200 (600/1200) I’ve long felt AC was a hack reviewer, never not liking a product in decades of reviews (yes, it’s a double negative, but, in this case I think it makes the point clearer), but in this review his comments about the Technics mirrored my own with th... | |
| Stock Voyager GaN amp (350/600) Contrasted with my EVS1200 (600/1200) Technics Integrated Review TAShttps://www.theabsolutesound.com/articles/technics-su-r1000-integrated-amplifier?mc_cid=2c9d21110f&a... | |
| Stock Voyager GaN amp (350/600) Contrasted with my EVS1200 (600/1200) +3 grannyDensity is the precise word I could not pull from my brain when I instead said the Voyager couples better to my room.Also, no matter what the instrument I want to hear the leading edge of the notes as well as the body of the instrument, p... | |
| Townshend Springs under Speakers @millercarbon +1 on the nobsound. Not knowing it specifically, I bought what appears to be an identical version on Amazon. For years Ive been using machina dynamica springs under everything but my speakers. First I bought 2 sets, put one under my ... | |
| Stock Voyager GaN amp (350/600) Contrasted with my EVS1200 (600/1200) @ricevs +1 on the rubber feet. Regardless, they still suck, and for trying to make sense of vibers 'warmth' comments | |
| Please Suggest An Electronic Crossover go to 11audio.com Mike Powell | |
| Townshend Springs under Speakers @nonoise I just replaced 6 sets of Geoff's springs with these to much better resulthttps://www.amazon.com/dp/B08MT1R4KZ?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2_dt_b_product_details | |
| Stock Voyager GaN amp (350/600) Contrasted with my EVS1200 (600/1200) @viber6 I think it has more to do with switching speed than the amp softening the sound. Think going from an ok dac to a top flight R2R filling in the digital sign wave steps | |
| Stock Voyager GaN amp (350/600) Contrasted with my EVS1200 (600/1200) Having recently upgraded my machina dynamica springs reveals that the V is a chameleon. My V has 4 sorbothane devices glued onto the V, and as can be expected, the overall sound was slightly slow and muffled, which immediately opened up the V. Ea... |