sahmen
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These O-rings could be your friends:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07GSKKHQM/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1
I just swapped the original O-rings on my 1266 with a pair of the ones in this box and then bam! No more unbearable clamp force.
What size did you select?These O-rings could be your friends:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07GSKKHQM/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1
I just swapped the original O-rings on my 1266 with a pair of the ones in this box and then bam! No more unbearable clamp force.
The Niimbus is beautiful with the TC’s.Friends
How is the Nimbus with the TC?
Best, i find only WA33 be better.Friends
How is the Nimbus with the TC?
I do not remember exactly. I just made sure the replacement pair was a size or two larger than the original pair by eyeballing them. Luckily the first pair I selected worked like a charm. I really think it is easy to experiment with sizes when you have the whole set of O-rings before you. I hope that helps,What size did you select?
I've read many old replies these days. I find 600i is a good choice, but I'm currently using luxman l509x. I don't know if anyone has compared these two amplifiers for 1266tc, I know a little about the simaudio style. I've used 430ha and 650d CD
I think CMA15 can.I don't think questyle has any equipment to handle TC
I had the Simaudio 600i, and listened to the Luxman L-590AXII at length. I did not try the 509, although I would not expect a dramatic change with the AB-1266, also because at the impedance / power requirement of the Abyss the 509 would work in class A all the time as well.
The Simaudio was the epitome of transparency and linearity, with an elegant yet very big sound (the classic 'iron fist in a velvet glove').
The L-590AXII has been one of my favorite amps with the Abyss and actually if one finds a unit on the used market close to 5kEuro this would be my most recommended amp in that price bracket. What I liked about the Luxman was the refined, supple sound with a touch of lower midrange / upper bass emphasis, and the possibility to tune the sound further with all the tone controls.
Not to mention the aesthetics of the thing that is timeless.