All this WA2 love is just overwhelming... or .... I could say about bloody time. I suppose some are just a bit slower to catch on than others. cheers Simon

Quote: Originally Posted by elrod-tom ...though it would be better if most of the "talking" were done by actual SinglePower customers. Totally concur. Too many bloody stupid comments from people whom have had no dealings with SP.

Quote: Originally Posted by atbglenn How warm does the chassis get? BTW, The wiring in your unit looks so much better than the one on Woo's website. The chassis on the WA2 does not get overly warm. In fact no part of the amp does, tubes excepted. A bonus as far as I am...

Quote: Originally Posted by Icarium Hey nice.. hit him where it hurts I guess. Shrug I was a pretty big proponent and supporter and now I only have shame for any positive things I've said about his products whether they still hold true or not. Why have you shame? The shame is...

It is good to see quite a few more WA2's getting out there. I have a maxxed 6X4 version with all the blackgates etc etc etc. I would be interested in a comparison with the newer EZ80 version. Anybody heard both?? cheers Simon

Quote: Originally Posted by xenithon They changed the rectifier from the 6X4 to the EZ80, which should give it a bit more juice and handles low-Z 'phones much better. The Pieman - perhaps since yours still has the 6X4's it runs a little cooler? Yep, quite probably correct...

One of the things I like about my Woo 2 is that it does not get overly hot. Strange. cheers Simon

Quote: Originally Posted by peanutbutterjam The iBasso P2 is really not bad, tried it before. But I would want to caution you on your statement. You really wouldn't want dark sound without detail. Maybe its best you tried out the stuff 1st. Quote: Originally Posted by...

HD25-1s are great cans for travel. Very robust, good sound. DT770s highly overrated in my books. cheers Simon

The downside of living in a tax shelter?? cheers Simon

This thread is like the Phoenix, risen from the ashes. It is well over a year old. Simon

Quote: Originally Posted by davvy Just wondering what shop in Melbourne that was ? I am going there in a few days for the Melbourne cup and I would love to demo some of these. How much did you pay for them ? Welcome to audiophile This is the website of the shop where I...

GS1000, a great headphone. I have about 6 or 700 hours on mine. These were an impulse buy! They only need a max of 100 hours to sound great. They are fantastic with the Woo WA2. The soundstage and detail is what won me over after a 5 minute audition in a shop in Melbourne. So much for the...

I have given both the 80 and 250 a go, amped. The 250 is marginally better. Still doesn't cut it for me. They both sound muddy to me. My A900s I use at work with a Headroom MicroAmp and MicroDac. They can be used unamped quite successfully, but I have been pleasantly surprised by the...

A900s or AKG271. The DT770 is way overrated. They have always sounded like mush to me. I have A900s and I like them. The AKG271 isolates better, sounds good, but I lean towards the A900. cheers Simon