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  1. Woo Audio GES

    Ovide replied to astrostar59's topic in Headphone Amplification
    Ok, thanks for your help I will replace the resistor. Would a value of 2W, 400V, max. overload: 800V be sufficiënt in the GES?

  2. Stax 717 with moded case

    Ovide replied to Omega_ELS's topic in Headphone Amplification
    Geez, that baby is ready for war. Some people just have too much time I guess.
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  4. Woo Audio GES

    Ovide replied to astrostar59's topic in Headphone Amplification
    I’ve bought a Woo Audio GES for my Lambda collection and until know it compares favourably to my Stax 313 and 006T. But as I don’t want to fry my Lambda’s I was hoping someone could check the bias resistors used in the pics of the imgur link below: https://imgur.com/a/JbKgvgW I tried to check the color codes of the resistors myself, but given my limited experience was not able to make the correct calculations like Birgir’s example above. Btw it seems that my GES is different than the two others in this thread. Mine seem to have a different construction of the power supply and uses some Auricaps and Mills resistors. Was this offered as an upgrade by Woo Audio?

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