Sounding good, Stan. Early days but I think you hit the nail on the head when you claimed non-harshness with detail. Bags of presence, great extension and a nice soundstage. I'm listening to streams on the Logitech Touch right now, going to put Avatar Blu-ray on next as it has a superb soundtrack.
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I have to wait 24 hours to pick mine up from the local PO.
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I paid extra to get it to your door the next day. Why do you have to go to the local PO? Do they operate a different delivery service where you are?Originally Posted by Canetoad
I have to wait 24 hours to pick mine up from the local PO.
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No Stan, I wasn't home for the delivery.
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Aah well, it will be worth the wait. Just don't empty the drinks cabinet in frustration. You'll need to consult it for further advise once the Bushmaster is fired up.
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Martin, Are you using your PSU from the Caiman with the Bushmaster?
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No Bernie, I'm using it as delivered with the 12V PSU. I don't want too many variables to change at once.
Stan - what is the maximum voltage the Bushmaster will actually take, and is there any advantage (as there is with the Caiman) in going higher than 12V?
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If you want a couple of power supply upgrade tips, look at getting one of THIS. It was made for the Bushmaster.
The Mark Grant DC filter is also a great item to consider if you want to use a mains connected power supply. I can't find the link on his site right now, but hopefully Mark reads this and provides a link.
I have tested and used all these items for several months and can confirm they are well worth the money spent on them. In a noisy environment they really show their true performance raising ability.
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Just a damn shame that the Sony & just about every other player out there only spit the non lossy stream out the HDMI socket<snip> going to put Avatar Blu-ray on next as it has a superb soundtrack.
They don't pay the license, they don't get the goods
Still I guess it did sound pretty good until I plugged an Oppo BD95 in
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Yes, I'd like to know as well if I can use my 15V Best of 2 Worlds linear psu + SBooster for the Bushmaster and if it will benefit from it.
Mark Grant sells it here as wel.
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