As it stands today after a little re-jig...
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As it stands today after a little re-jig...
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Somehow I didn't think I'd be without a 770 for long - just a week or 3 in fact. I now have the perfect amp (for me) just a shame it's in 2 separate boxes. :D
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This 770's possibly in even nicer condition than my old one - which is saying something as that was virtually spotless. Thanks to Rob (Hoops) for the Sony. :)
My, what good taste you have Richard :eyebrows:
I've got a X303ES on the way too... Or at least will have shortly :thumbsup:
Could always add one, easy enough to do but might be a shame to butcher it ?
You're right - would indeed be a shame. Only real reason to want coax is that my TEAC dac only has one of each, meaning I need a separate dac for the TV's sound (which is optical only too).
Thanks Rob - the amp's an absolute honey, and when you turn the wick up it bares its teeth. Just as it should. :)
Being lazy...
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Looking good, Richard.
Congrats on the Sony too, a great sounding amplifier. It's nice when something just clicks isn't it.
Joe
Thanks Joe :)
Yes, the 770ES is a peach (a big, heavy one at that). This is my 2nd one - very recently sold my old one to James (Istari), went off-piste for a a few weeks and came back home again with this one from Rob (Hoops). Confirmation that the Sony really is 'my' sort of amp - it just gets on with the job, sorted. It's got some serious poke too. :D