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I have 4 LM4562 in my system right now and perhaps it's too much, I'm not sure yet. Either way I know that going discrete is the ultimate in the CD63. OPA627 I found extemely musical, but once I'd heard this new level of detail and accuracy it would seem crazy to take a step back in fidelity. I've heard OPA2134, 2132, 2604, OPA627, LM6172 and these 4562 and the most 'musical' was 627 (has to be in inverted commas!), by a safe margin. I think it's crucial to have everything else right to enjoy these op-amps. For example I made a change to my speakers recently and the sound has become quite cold and grating at times, but I'm holding out till I get some new parts to try something.....getting sidetracked here! The point is the changes should've been small (I reckon) but before the sound was warm with stunning bass weight - stuff like Money For Nothing sounded so perfect! And now Dire Straits isn't much fun to listen to. I think an accurate sounding op-amp like this lets you hear faults elsewhere very well. Just my 2p, feel free to disagree. Simon /being aurally assaulted by Elton John!
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Doncaster England
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Being assaulted by Elton John are we!!
Something I would not have posted Brent |
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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: sydney
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opamps seem to have a brand signature. If you like the sound, it's the best for you. Discrete outs have diffference in sound, Fet or Bipolar. I prefer Fet's???????????????????? but I prefer the equipment to just produce the signal that is provided, nothing added, nothing lost. let the music speak for itself, good or bad. allan
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: London, UK
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Join Date: Sep 2006
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woe is me
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Join Date: Nov 2006
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Have you added a cap between the + & - supply pins of each opamp? This made a really big difference in sound to me.
Just a thought. I am thoroughly impressed with my 627's. And I know Simonty likes them also. Lee
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: London, UK
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Don't fret - you'll probably love it. Most people seem to have eargasms when they hear it. |
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Join Date: Sep 2006
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how, where, with what?
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Join Date: Nov 2006
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I am using 220nF pps as recommended by Ray's list posted at the beginning of the thread.
I think Brent used some larger value bi-polar black gates. I am not sure what is the optimum but my small smd caps defo made a difference. Lee.
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