Questions about Wall Audio Opus 120 phono


Anybody own or have any experience with this phono stage or any other gear offered by Wall Audio.
tooblue
FYI, received the Opus 120 Wednesday and slipped it into my main system replacing the Allnic HE1500, gave it a quick listen to make sure all was well before shutting it down till that eve to do some serious listening. The Opus 120 has a mm input with 45 db of gain and a mc input with either 64 or 70 db of gain. After 8 albums/16 sides running my ZYX Universe w/.24mv output on the 70 db of gain setting loaded at 100 ohms, it is easy to tell that this is a very special phonostage and every bit the equal of the Allnic, just a different flavor if you will. The unit is very much a keeper and the best buy of my audio life, as it is not leaving and will spend sometime in both my systems. 
tooblue,
Congrats! It’s safe to say, for $1000, you have THE BEST phonostage....period.
With the bundle you saved, if a little audio excitement hits again, NOS tubes for the gain section, or a new power cord!

Enjoy it....play the Beethoven’s 5th or Pink Floyd’s "Money" LOUD!

Edit: how’s the noise factor? When does the noticeable tube rush creep in? Volume halfway?
@tablejockey , going to get some time on it and let my ears adapt before starting the tube rolling, the unit has 12 tubes, 4 of which are for the power supply/rectification, out of the 12 tubes 9 are Ecc82s/12AU7s so I think I will start there. Enjoy the music
tooblue-
Likely, it's just one tube(2-L/R) that will make the most impact. Find out where the gain tube is.
As always, a YMMV thing. Changing the rectifier tube is another arguable subject as well.

Enjoy. My 7 year old Fosgate has become buggy. This will be the 2nd repair, which will be a hassle of packing it, sending it off with a long downtime.
Might be an excuse for a little audio excitement, and excuse for a new toy.