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Whitigir

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  1. Nice going, I can not wait to hear your impressions between GG and T2
  2. I made my Carbon with their transformer. It was expensive, but there is 0 noises or hums that I could observe. But I am not a pro about it though. I do know for the fact that it was expensive
  3. Toroid is pretty good, and made in USA . Expensive, even with group buy, single purchase is even more expensive https://toroid.com/
  4. Thanks Soren for the boards! Something fun and exciting in the future
  5. Anyone has spare boards laying around ? Very interesting in it, please PM me
  6. I wonder how a Carbon will change by using these tubes, they are expensive though....but could it get close to T2 performances
  7. Thank you Spritzer, I hope and cross my fingers they are still authentic as I have placed a few order with them.
  8. Does anyone know if pacificsemi.com is selling authentic semiconductors ? Or are they counterfeit ?
  9. The upper mid of Utopia is the exact reason why I went with Stax 009. Though, I can not deny that Utopia is a great headphones as it has many things that was done right on it. Essentially it can be plugged into anything and play unlike Stax 009 which needs a proper energizer :). It is hard to see other dynamic headphones that can achieve what Utopia can out of portable devices. I literally meant it, I can just plug it in an IPad and have it sound wonderful, and ofcourse except the quality of an IPad DAC and output is shitty...lol...Utopia is wonderful with WM1Z, a combination that can be taken on the go and to many places....then when talking about amping and DAC chain the Utopia it would scale up (being desktop and stationary), but I rather stick with Stax 009 stationary system i have no regret moving up to 009+ carbon, trully an amazing feasts. Possibly looking into T2 as I have heard that T2 is the Ultimate end for Stax
  10. I grabbed my DAC to go with my Carbon and new found addiction about Stax ! such expensive and dangerous Addiction
  11. I used this one from Mouser http://www.mouser.com/Search/ProductDetail.aspx?R=ULV7F2GSS341virtualkey61200000virtualkey612-ULV7F2GSS341
  12. I used the one from Mouser from a few pages back. They had different color too
  13. Some more touches on the finish . Finally my Stax socket is here....need to fill up the other socket hole lol...but maybe later
  14. It does drift away as it warm up though. It can start out as +/- 0.5 or 0.9V and hang around +/- 50mV after 10 minutes. But then after 20 minutes or so, it would hang around +/- 125 to 320 mV. I will check again today
  15. lol, my apologize I am a complete noob regarding Stax and it game thank you all all so much for the helps and assists ! So much love in here ! Cheer
  16. Well, so what I figured so far was that my DN2540 was partially defected as I removed it and measure 25 ohm something from GD. Replaced it, and the amp was being tuned when it was very warm. These numbers fly all over the place. I let it cool down and readjust....now both the offset is from -50mv to +50 mV from cold to slowly warming up with Servo engaged. the numbers above should be great ? however as the temperature change, it will drift away
  17. Well, so now I did a bit different. I toned balance to be 300mv or less, and then offset to be 500mv or less. Then I popped in the Servo. Now one board start out from 0.55 V drop to 150-200mV. The other board (problem one) started from -1.6V and now dropped to -200 or -300mV
  18. I just replaced that Op27 too, and together with DN2540. What else could be problematic ?
  19. Leg 2 is 0V and leg 6 is -1 V on both. I replaced the dn2540 and it is still similar. It starts around -1.5 or -1.6V and hang around -0.4 to -0.6. After 10 minutes with Servo dropped in, both board is hanging around -100 to - 200mv the problem board now hang -350mV to -650mv after the replacement of dn2540
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