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Massive

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  1. First of all. Hello everyone. I'm new to this forum and this is my first post. I've read many thread about the differences between the Woo Audio 3 and the Little Dot MKIV SE . I'm pretty new to the world of high fidelity audio equipment. About 3 years ago I bought a pair of Sennheiser 202's and later that year I upgraded to HD555's. I greatly enjoyed the 555's and started researching the next step up the chain. About a year ago I finally saved up enough money to purchase the HD650's and a Little Dot MKIV SE . I love my amp, but recently I've been itching to upgrade to something better and that's why I come to you. I'm currently using a Little Dot MKIV SE with the following upgrades: - 6H30-DR Russian Supertubes - output capacitors to Auricaps - internal signal wiring to Cardas 17.5awg Pure Copper Litz (from rcas to Alps, PCB to Neutrik 1/4" jack & PCB to Pre-Amp out rcas) - power switch to silver plated NKK power switch - iec to silver plated iec I might be able to purchase a Woo Audio 3 that's about a couple months old for around $400. Do you guys think that this will be an upgrade considering my Little Dot has been upgraded or is the stock Woo Audio 3 better. I would love to hear from someone that has used both amps and can explain to me what I can expect moving from the LD to WA3. Thanks

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