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Hey Guys getting back into e'stats picked up a SRM-007t Japanese version. Came with step down transformer and it sounds much better then my 353 I had. I wish I kept my beautiful shiney blue BHSE my Perun Rock would really kick more ass. So I'm having a problem on my left driver of my Perun Rock. It takes almost an hour for the static/crackle noise to start happening. It is localized above my ear. What sucks I just got my new used, cool that it's a Japanese version amp today. I have been waiting for awhile. This amp is to get me through my choices of amps out there. No money for BHSE or I wouldn't hesitate. So back to the discussion is the static I'm hearing caused by the coating?

Is there a rule to which DAC I can share? I'm going to introduce tube DAC out of China from company that made all the gear for a high end German brand. It's the Doge 7 company doesn't over produce they have four items. The DAC is pretty amazing design is superclean and doesn't waste real estate. The builder is a pure analogue engineer so he had to work with a company to do the digital side. There's more to the build then I could share. It's $2k with tubes or you can save and get your own. This is my favorite DAC out of many I have owned. biggest is the Dynamics and fullness that other DACs did not have do side by side comparison. It also has a headphone section. It's not analytical or sterile. You get a warm lively sound with girth. No roll off in the treble. I was worried that it didn't use the latest ess chip but surprised that there is no sheen that many have complained about older ess chips. I choose tube over others because I hear a more natural sound vs what many will call a DAC to digital. In that part I was never bothered by digital going from tapes to cd was a big change in my younger years. website www.doge.audio