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I have some concerns about this amp that I read from other forums. They mentioned how it gets loud clicks while turning on and off. Also that you get hisses from the tweeter.My assumption is HLLY probably cleared these issues out by now, but I want to be on the safe side so maybe you can clarify them and any other issues you may encountered? Thanks.
I normally mod things to death but this amp sounds so perfect in my system that I just don't want to touch it. Tonal balance is perfect with my Martin Logans - and those are very revealing.The only thing that I could imagine improving is the extreme top end as it is slightly rolled off way up top.
I have some concerns about this amp that I read from other forums. They mentioned how it gets loud clicks while turning on and off. Also that you get hisses from the tweeter.
I’d like to negate the volume pot, see what that does.
I know this thread is quite old, but I wondered if anyone has solved the problem with radio frequency interference with this amp. I am not adept at electronics, but does anyone know of a relatively simple fix? Every morning I start the day listening to NPR and it is just so annoying that I can barely get reception. If I had money to burn, I’d buy a class d audio amp, but I’m short on dough and this unit just sounds perfect with my rig. Very tube-like, with pronounced mids, and great soundstage and imaging. I even like it better than a TK2050 amp that I tried. The TK2050 just did not have that tube magic with my system. Have a great day everyone and happy listening
Hi TMX, I appreciate your review of the HLLY. I would mention though, that the lack of drive, even with your growing appreciation of it, is most probably due to the tough load of the MMG's. That HLLY isn't delivering the oomph that they need to sound at their best. These T-amps aren't really designed to play with Maggies and others of their type. It's often not a volume issue when speaker matching. but a 'body' issue.