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New Lampizator Level 4/ Version 4 DAC in the house

Wonder if any other new owners of this DAC are out there as I find it to be the finest digital playback I have heard to date. This is the first digital front end piece of gear I have owned that has transformed my music.

Ya, other digital gear does this or that better, but this Lampy breaks through to a new level of musical enjoyment. Clear view into the music helping the speakers just disappear. Only 24 hours of break in and the music flows so sweet, intimate and seemingly without boundaries.

Looking under the hood I see an impressive power supply with films caps and several high quality chokes. Point to point silver wired except for the digital and USB boards. This is a three tube player that is tube rectified. One has the option for SS rectification if desired.

Ya, I love this Lampy!
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agear
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I think a dual mono L5 chipset in a Big 6 Box with DSD and VC with remote may be the way for you to go.

That is the one I will be getting....

What does Gearhead know he is not a Lamp owner?

Ironically, neither are you. You are the first and only proud owner of the "Mingzator."
wisnon
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Glory, the DSD is ready now!!!!

DSD128 is sublime.
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sgr
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Ok, Sorry don't know all the abbreviations or terms so I have questions.

1. By L5 chipset in a Big 6 box do you mean put put the dual box L5 in a Single big six box ok why? What is the advantage of single big box and 2 small boxes?

2. I was going to get DSD is that the DSD128?

3. What is the difference between output tubes ECC 182 and others?

4. Definitely getting dueland caps.

5. What is the difference in 5Y3 rectifier and stock?

If I'm going to spend money I want it all tricked out. I'm thinking of the Sonore Rendu instead of Lampiator transport any thoughts?

Anyone have misgivings about spending vast sums of $$$$ with a small company in a foreign country that could close at any time leaving buyers with unserviceable, dead end, unsaleable, equipment?

Thanks, Steven
clio09
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The Sonore Rendu is on my list of things to buy. I am quite impressed with Sonore and the development of their products.

Won't splurge on a Lampi though. Can't justify that spend on digital no matter how good it is. I am an analog guy. Digital is the equivalent of my third string QB.

I must say though this computer audio has been kind of interesting to me of late.
agear
1,362 posts
 
Anyone have misgivings about spending vast sums of $$$$ with a small company in a foreign country that could close at any time leaving buyers with unserviceable, dead end, unsaleable, equipment?

I have zero qualms about engaging. Poland is not going to close anytime soon, although Amerika seems to be flirting with that reality. If a small company can deliver what many US-based manufacturers cannot, I say bring it on....
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