LSA Voyager GAN Amplifier

Mods to digital vs. mods to something like an amp or preamp are a bit different.  Years back back I had a tube mod to a Sony XA-777ES.  I still have a solid state modded Oppo BDP-83 (which is just there if someone brings a disc over as I'm not into disc playback at this point).  Other than minor mods, I can't ever foresee getting either a digital or video thing modded again. For one thing, the draw mechanism and transport is usually only manufactured for a limited period.  Once that passes, the manufacturer is not going to retrofit new parts in and write new software for it.  As far as not modding during the warranty period, that is a safe practice to follow.

I am not dismissing mods but if the item is so great, why does it need to be modded, especially during the warranty period?

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Very bazar behaviour, and if done, hopefully not by some who takes one look at just a picture of it, (no bench measurement/scope tests) and says he can see quite a few modds to take it to another level, without any explanation of what mods can be done take it to that next level.

Cheers George

The desire to mod excellent sounding equipment is eminently understandable.  Audiophiles are ALWAYS chasing better sound no matter how good it is.  So if iequipment sounds really good or better, the desire to mod it is understandable.  I have rarely modded bad sounding equipment, at least not recently.  I mod really good sounding stuff.  I doubt if I am alone in this position but I also know that I do not speak for all audiophiles.