Cen.grand said the fuse does not have to be a fast blow. A 'timed' slow blow can also be used.

Yes, that is the correct fuse.

You're too late. They're already on the plane flying to the states. :) Hopefully customs will only take a couple days.

You do not have to use the proprietary connection between the DAC and streamer, you can still use USB if you prefer. It will be interesting though to compare USB against the proprietary connection which by the way is called POW and has been patented.

Yes, it is a true balanced design.

I think the main thing the LHY UIP is providing in this application is galvanic isolation from a computer / music server that doesn't have isolation on the USB outputs. So less digital noise is being transferred to the DAC.

You going to leave the plastic on the top? That's like having a sofa covered in plastic. lol

If you are using a DDC with i2s, there's no need for anything else.

So definitely broken in then. Cen.Grand says it need 300 hours. Should be interesting to see what it sound like with the music server.

Just cureous how many hours have you put on the Deluxe?

It's really strange that it's only happening with that one receptacle. Maybe something is wired wrong?

Inside the V222 is a ground jumper (please check the manual). You can try setting it in the other position and see if the ground loop stops on that receptacle.

This LHY UIP has me intrigued. I sell several different DDC's but I have never tried a USB re-clocker. What audible differences are being heard?

Here's a picture for you. :) Slid to the left side is 115 volts.

The voltage selection switch is on the bottom of the unit accessible from a small recessed rectangle hole.

Thanks for catching that. It should be 6400mW. I just emailed headphoneer and asked them if they could update that. :)

Did you try hitting it with a hammer or running it over with a truck? When electronics fail me I take them outside and smash them! lol If you ship it to me I'll figure it out for you.

That should be it. When you push on the rear panel it should slide out from the front.

This is a limited time offer. So order now! Operators are standing by. lol Thank you everyone for your support.

Can you post a picture of the unit? They were several different cases used over the years.

Interesting suggestion I will add that to my list. Should be easy to add +/- 6, 12, & 18 db options. I recall people wanting more then 12 db in the past so I think many would benifit from this.

It will have a 128 step relay volume controlled by a standard Alps (motorized) non-indented (so smooth when you turn it) potentiometer.

The picture on our site is of the original model. The reissue will look identical except for two changes. One of the 6.3 unbalanced connectors will be replaced with a 4.4 balanced pentaconn connector. Then the DIG button will either be removed or changed to control a third set of inputs since...

We offered varying discounts over the years back then because the exchange rate between the Euro and US dollar was fluctuating a lot. Now it's pretty stable and reasonably low which helps enable us to offer a price of $2,699.95

The original price when released in 2014 was $2800 with the relay option! Base price was $2300 and the relay option added $500. The price went up a little over the years and the relay option reached $580 and the base unit price reached $2350. However, we often offered discounts and sales so you...