[Ultrainferno]

AlgoRhythm Trio Portable Vacuum Tube Headphone Tube Amplifier

Model CLAT6111
 
The AlgoRhythm Trio is a battery powered tube amplifier designed to deliver a rich warm tone. The amplifier is simple to operate with separate power switch, volume knob and two level gain setting.
The Trio has a superb black background and a clean, clear, spacious full sound, with the pure midrange you can only get from a tube amplifier. The result is a warm and smooth dark tonality and overall large soundstage and dynamic response.
 
Charge your AlgoRhythm Trio using a computer or wall wart of 5v and up to 2amps. The enclosure is machined from a single durable block of aluminum. If you have any questions or need service please contact us at sales@cypherlabs.com.
 
Includes: 2 amp 5 v charger; 2 silicone straps to bundle devices; USB charging cord, half-meter mini to mini cable. We suggest using a short high quality mini cable, such as our 3.5mm straight cable, for the shortest path.
 

 

[Ultrainferno]

Reserved

 

[ANDEROAN]

where and how much? not listed at TTVJ, or Moon Audio, too soon? I'll wait, seems like it will go nicely into a portable rig,
 
I loved the Duet, had all I was looking for in an amp in spades, and with a huge WOW factor, but the the treble was too bright for me, it has super large soundstage, great detail and instrument seperation, with dreamy punchy pounding bass, unfortunately I couldn't get past the sharp fatiguiging treble,
 
now a tube amp with all of those qualities and then some? ALLABOARD! lol, I have the HP-V1, and the Continental v3, and those are the bomb, CL has my heart and my wallet! the Duet is a dream of an amp, just too bright,

 

[AnakChan]

 
Listening right now, out of the case just 10 mins ago. Anyone who's got one, ever found the need for the gain switch!? it's beastly enough in low gain!

 

[Ultrainferno]

I did use the gain switch with my LCD2.1

 

[AnakChan]

I did use the gain switch with my LCD2.1

Sadly, no Audeze's in the home of AnakChan. I'll try my V-Modex on this when I get home this evening instead - It's a T50RP in a V-Moda headphone .

Edit #1: I wonder if I'll get into trouble for abbreviating this [Deleted...I just looked up in urbandictionary] .
Edit #2:    Trio dimensions, 105mm x 69mm x 24mm
            Ak240 dimensions, 107mm x 66mm x 17.5mm
            The 3.5mm Lineout is on the same "side" as the Trio too. Hmmm, ever wondered if it was purposefully designed in those dimensions

 

[Ultrainferno]

Funny you say that, that's exactly what I said yesterday. It's perfect with the AK240 size wise

 

[ANDEROAN]

  where and how much? not listed at TTVJ, or Moon Audio, too soon? I'll wait, seems like it will go nicely into a portable rig,

 
found it, it is on CL website, I just didn't scroll down far enough, listed at $599, I'll be getting one soon,
 
sounds like it's just the sound I'm looking for!

 

[audionewbi]

Is it IEM friendly?

 

[maricius]

  Is it IEM friendly?

 
Based on the specs on the CL website, both its low gain and high gain should be a bit softer than the low gain and high gain of the Duet.

 

[Ultrainferno]

  Is it IEM friendly?

 
On all my customs there's (too much) hiss

 

[Solude]

 
On all my customs there's (too much) hiss

 
At some point you would think someone would make an amp for the most likely scenario in public or at work... iems.  Sigh.

 

[Ultrainferno]

   
At some point you would think someone would make an amp for the most likely scenario in public or at work... iems.  Sigh.

 
Well, I'm sure that for probably 90% of people and gear on the market it is just fine and quiet. Companies can't always manage to please everyone. Maybe the custom IEM makers are to blame?
The TRIO is a very good sounding amplifier, with superb sound and I enjoy the heck out of it

 

[AnakChan]

So far I find the Trio to have a warmer more intimate sound and treble just a hair line slightly less forward than the Duet. The Duet also seems to have a lightly more mid bass presence. The tubes of he Trio do maintain the smooth texturing of the bass though. The Picollo seems have a smaller stage but more neutral than the Trio. Overall, the 3x Cyperlabs Algorhythm amps seem to maintain their house signature. They're (as to be expected) more similar than different.

 

[Ultrainferno]

And here's my review
 
http://www.headfonia.com/review-cypherlabs-trio-the-tube-portable/