Switching Hands

[never-stop-learning]

Hi
I use DCM Timeframes, either the 600 or 400 models.
I just switch them out sporadically.
They both need to be recovered at some point.
The amp I use is an MP-301 from musical paradise, though I am thinking of buying one of the Kingko 12 watt per channel EL-84 amps. Although I could probably buy the MP-501 50 watt per channel amp for roughly the same price, I would be limited to the KT-120 power tube. I also use a musical paradise tube DAC.
I have constantly thought about going with Decware, but have never had the opportunity to hear their amps in person.
I also bought one of their tube preamps when I was deadset on a pair of Quicksilver mini-mites that went out of production shortly thereafter. Then I missed the boat on the new dynaco at the introductory price.
Story of my life. LOL

I have one of the KingKo amps in the living room system. Very nice PP EL84 amp. Currently driving Harbeth C7ES-3. In my opinion, the KingKo punches well above its weight.

YMMV

 

[juno]

I have one of the KingKo amps in the living room system. Very nice PP EL84 amp. Currently driving Harbeth C7ES-3. In my opinion, the KingKo punches well above its weight.

YMMV

My only concern is that it may be too trebley, but I am sure the midrange is great! I should have bought one when it was 800...is it pretty well balanced? I'm not a bass head and am happiest with my amp running current production tung
-sol EL-34s. Very balanced. I tried 6l6 KT-88, and 7581. But they all sounded congested like my amp needed an enema.

 

[Atlantic59]

I'm not ambidextrous, but I think using your non-dominant hand for tasks that require fine co-ordination improves your skill with that hand. So, I like to switch hands.

 

[never-stop-learning]

My only concern is that it may be too trebley, but I am sure the midrange is great! I should have bought one when it was 800...is it pretty well balanced? I'm not a bass head and am happiest with my amp running current production tung
-sol EL-34s. Very balanced. I tried 6l6 KT-88, and 7581. But they all sounded congested like my amp needed an enema.

I'll PM you or we can start a new thread to continue the conversation.

Don't want to hijack the OP's thread.

 

[JVandy83]

I'm currently going though the pain of training my left hand. Had to start setting the alarm 20 minutes early because I take so long shaving I was having to switch to a DE Safety to finish up quickly.

 

[MrBeez]

I'm currently going though the pain of training my left hand. Had to start setting the alarm 20 minutes early because I take so long shaving I was having to switch to a DE Safety to finish up quickly.

All the best. Hope it gets easier!


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[GearNoir]

I'm currently going though the pain of training my left hand. Had to start setting the alarm 20 minutes early because I take so long shaving I was having to switch to a DE Safety to finish up quickly.

I hope you find it worth the effort! It really was for me! Stepped up my game for other razor types too!

 

[Bumpymacaroon]

I’ve been told it feels like someone else when you use the other hand

 

[MrBeez]

I’ve been told it feels like someone else when you use the other hand

It’s odd at first but just go slow and over time your control improves. I find it really improves my shaving technique cos it opens up new angles. Always learning something new. Shave on guys!


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