Anyone know where I can get replacement parts (transformers) for the Schiit Freya+? I believe my transformers blew up and shipping them to Schiit from Singapore is like 1/3 the price alread. Looking for a cheaper solution

Since I am anticipating Urd in the following months, I have a question on CDs. Is there a difference in sound quality compared to record lable burned/produced CD over the same data bought and downloaded from internet and then burned as a CD? Any thoughts? Answer maybe obvious but Im wondering...

I see the new line of Schiit products from Tyr to Loki Max to Lyr to Lisst and I must say that the design of Schiit is timeless. Never goes old. Very nice!

I am practicing my speed reading skills with your posts

Interesting. My setup is TV to Yggrdrasil How’s your connection chain?

Im not sure about this, or maybe my setup. From time to time I hook up my Yggdrasil to my tv via optica and I can notice some lag on the speaker output. Im thinking of setting up a home theater that is 2 channel first; home theater second. I know I may not be usinv my Yggdrasil/Frey/Aegirs...

This two-toned style of Folkvangr looks really modern!! I like it!

Quoting a movie: You had us at Schittizens

Imagine if US would move to the metric system

Rest and get well soon @Jason Stoddard

I like your honest, straight to the point and practical review. However Im still on the fence on getting the Tyr. I’ve had a lot of Schiit already and of cource they are all good but I’m thinking of venturing out on other brands for my next amp. Still thinking…

Great read. Thanks for sharing. If I may ask what other amps you've owned before Vidar and Tyr?

Great vid on how a Tyr is made

I have the same experience. 20 odd years ago when I was in university taking up computer engineering, whenever there’s a problem in my hardware built (ICs, small computer) I would call the act of trying to find the problem as “probing the what’s wrong” But when on the software or firmware side I...

Im not much but of a hardware guy but Im totally curious if the term debugging is used a lot in the hardware world.