Dac little dot mk3 se amplifier

Dac little dot mk3 se amplifier Barang ready silahkan lsng di order. Tube sudah di upgrade 2pc Tesla 6922 (100usd) Pelindung tube sdh di upgrade tingginya utk melindungi tube. Body dac sudah dikasih sticker carbon dari baru jadi dalamnya pasti mulus. When LittleDot MKIII SE (which I will be simply calling LD3 from now on) landed at the front of my door, a flashback struck me and a lot of good memories rushed in. Long before my xDuoo TA-10 and TA-30 reviews, before my Woo Audio WA6 Special Edition review and even farther away down the memory lane, I was purchasing my first tube-based headphone amplifier. I was curious to know what is the fuss about those tubes and what is so special about them. Soon after, I’ve become a proud LittleDot MK1 (without the “+” that is currently for sale) tube-based headphone amp user and in no time, I was already rolling tubes in it. I started researching about current production and New Old Stock (NOS) vacuum-tubes and was trying to find a pair that would suit my musical preferences. I remember paying a lot for a pair of matched Western Electric tubes, those two raised the value of that amp but about 50%. Being a student at that time, most of my colleagues were buying books, but I was picking and rolling tubes in my freshly acquired LD1 with a wide smile on my face. Curiosity struck me even harder, as I started experimenting with R2R DACs with tube output stages, I’ve tried tube power rectification in higher-class tube amps and sadly, never went back in trying a higher-tier LittleDot amp. The wheels of time are turning and somehow, I’m again listening to R2R DACs with a tube amplifier on my table. Today I will be testing a hybrid headphone amp from LittleDot, it is their mid-range model that is not that hard on the pocket, but shares a bit of DNA with its bigger and more expensive brothers.