LSA Voyager GAN Amplifier

I have over 100 hours on the Voyager now. I started listening again this morning after I let it burn-in for a few days.

It does not have the big balls bass of the KRELL K-300i, that I have in the room, but the Voyager is sounding great in it's own way. A little sharper sound than the KRELL whereas the KRELL is little rounder. There is also more decay in Cymbals now with the Voyager.  As I said before I feel the amp sounds fast to me. I am really engaged with this amp. There is a hint of hardness still on top that is not there with the AHB2, KRELL, or CODA #8. However, given the rate at which this amp is getting better with burn-in, that may go away or maybe with @ricevs mods.

Once I get the Voyager modded I should decide between the KRELL and Voyager. I could get better speaker cables if I sold off one of these units.

The Voyager in my system has lost virtually all hardness on the top end,  except on the rare recording.  It is being driven by the Sachs tube preamp.  I concur that it does not have balls to the wall bass like some behemoth class A amps that I have.  Nevertheless, the bass is just fine and is impactful.  I am now close to 175 hours on the amp.  And I am not itching to get the Pass Labs X250.5 back in there.  The PassLabs is one fine amp - solid state done right.

I did some head-to-head comparison today with the KRELL and the Voyager with my favourite music. Today, I enjoyed the Voyager more than the KRELL even though the KRELL seemed more powerful. Surprisingly, the better bass on the KRELL worked against it because I noticed it was a bit too much for my small room. The room is treated and I use DSP on streaming. I could fix that but not interested in doing that now.

I got the Peachtree GaN 400 the other day.  So far it sounds great.  It is a bit hard to tell without taking apart the case, but it appears to have identical, or nearly identical, internals to the LSA Voyager GAN 350.  Is a third party supplying complete modules to these new GaN amps? The Class D Audio Mini GAN 5 is a completely different build but it is still burning in for a few hours before I listen to it.

Chances are both amps are being built by the same OEM with different casework as the interior layout does appear to be identical.  The Peachtree from the photos appears to be the more visually attractive of the two. If and when the W4S version comes out we may or may not get some idea as to who the OEM is.