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Oh, no worries, it's a childish joke about probing.What do you mean? Sorry, I'm German.
I wondered the same thingWhat do you mean? Sorry, I'm German.
Nice!Uff, today I married my amp with the headshell:
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The hum is very low, negligible and doesn't increase with master ore channel gain.
At monday I'll test it at rehearsal with a 215 Faital Neo.
And the three Noctua fans are nearly inaudible.
Edit: YAH means Yet Another Hiwatt
I have exactly the same expectations. I also own an SVT II pro and an Sadowsky SA200.Any other reports from those who have tried the Octals? I have an SVT II Pro that is kinda my forever head and 6 Octals is gonna be about $1000 all said and done. If they can essentially turn my head into an Everlasting Gobstopper and the tone is still pretty much there (I do use a lot of pedals), then I'm sold.
Even with 30% of amplifiers tested?"Internal problems" is vague enough to be utterly meaningless.
For those of us who understand the challenges, it's not surprising that they have encountered some issues. It's a LOT harder than it appears.It seems like in the end, it might not be as plug n play as what I think it is.
Right, but should I assume it's too early from a player perspective to consider that device?For those of us who understand the challenges, it's not surprising that they have encountered some issues. It's a LOT harder than it appears.