Hi Yami,Hello Wisnon,
Do you use your Lampizator with volume control directly on your JOB ?
Is your Job straight?
Mine certenley is not. It will wobble on 3 feet... and there is no way to make 4 of them contact the leveled surface.
Any views on topic?
Cheers,
seb
Jack-Sorry I misunderstood your point. I thought you were trying to say they were both very close in performance. With regards to the JOB vs. Goldmund. I think those are much closer in terms of design and parts. The CCA for the JOB looks just like the CCA in the Goldmund minus a few parts which I believe are capacitors and look like they could easily be added to the board if you knew what the values were. If I owned a JOB, this would be the path I would be traveling down first and not the IEC connector and input and output connectors. Making the CCAs identical will make a difference to the sound vice the imagined differences with fuses, IEC connectors, and input/output connectors. If I wasn't doing the soldering myself, I would try and find a technician in your area that has current J-STD solder certifications so they won't do any damage to your CCA and will do a first class soldering job and not the Tommy 10 Thumbs special.
'' the imagined differences with fuses, IEC connectors, and input/output connectors. ''
So when you order your custom made $20K amp you instruct them to build it with ALL cheap A$$ connectors and have them make sure the 50 cents fuse goes in also because there is no difference from the better HE connectors/fuse ?
Why not get your thought across without tearing down something you have no experience with?
100 pages!
this little amp is really something!
Right.From the Netherlands yes?
I don't know him. Is that the Metrum NOS DAC? I know that is a popular device in The Netherlands.You know Peter from Phasure NOS1? Killer stuff he has and the Job amp works great with his Dac/Computer.
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