hcl wrote:

marmite wrote:Have you compared the same software version power cycled versus not power cycled?

Not recently.

I'm guessing there was a musical difference then, otherwise you wouldn't go to the trouble each time?

Have you compared the same software version power cycled versus not power cycled?

I think the goalposts may have moved!
Does everyone reboot, then manually power cycle the DS after a software change? I never normally do it, but after an upgrade failed (4.11.1) my device wasn't showing in Konfig.

SaltyDog wrote:4.10.2 is at the top of my list!

Agreed.

Gents, I appreciate if we can focus on firmware performance test results in this thread. Please start new threads for other subjects. Thanks. Any feedback on the latest one - 4.9.7? Hi Music Lover I only have 4.1.10 and 4.9.7, so have only compared those side by side. I prefer 4.9.7 on my system an...

Maybe I've spent too much time in bands/studios to understand the black art of hi fi. Musicians aim for a 'sound' they like with their individual instruments, to create their own signature, but when it comes to recording or playing the only things you can't have an opinion on are tuning and timing. ...

Update time. The last few months have been rather busy work wise, and I've also had my in laws staying for a while. Listening has therefore been limited and the music has been at the 'nicer' end of my collection (acoustic, female vocals, small scale jazz, latin american, etc) and at a far lower volu...

Thanks hcl I'm not sure what software version I was on when my system was set up, but I'm on 4.1.10 at the moment, so perhaps proving you right as I feel 4.1.10 is quite different from others. When I have some time I may try fine tuning the system to see if there is anything to be gained, but I have...

Hi guys. I've been really busy so haven't had time to contribute for a while (although I've been dropping in to see what's going on) but this thread, and particularly tokenbrit's comment on set up have struck a chord. Unless everyone's set up is fine tuned using the same software version, then we a...

Hi guys. I've been really busy so haven't had time to contribute for a while (although I've been dropping in to see what's going on) but this thread, and particularly tokenbrit's comment on set up have struck a chord. Unless everyone's set up is fine tuned using the same software version, then we ar...

I had a feeling this section had seen a lot more activity of late. Reading a thread on the Linn forum, it would appear there are new restrictions placed on the 'For Sale' section of Pink Fish Media which *might* explain this. Apparently, PFM were subject to some scams and are trying to limit this b...

A one-way Komri replacement - now that's what I call a design challenge! Bring on the Tumult! Hi Thomas I know we're in different time zones, but over here you posted this at 3.17am on 1st April....We should just make it official that the Lejonklou Tumult is the Komri replacement. See how many Linn...

If you look at Fredrik's obsession with signal preservation in the Tundra design, I would imagine he would relish the opportunity (challenge) to eliminate the passive crossover from a speaker.

Linnofil wrote:First report: The new Tundra will eat a KCT/D for breakfast and have plenty of apetite left for the rest of the day. It's just a lot better. For a third of the price for a KCT/D. (In Sweden.) Very impressive!

Are we witnessing the birth of a 'future classic' ?

Congratulations Fredrik.

Paul

Price drop 220 GBP/260 Euro.

A decent Majik set up will outperform a sloppy Klimax one, but that's no good when there's a designer showroom to pay for! There's truth in that, but at the same time: A decent Klimax set up will make the customer understand how much more enjoyable it is than a Majik set up. Right? Thankfully there...

It was totally different in the 80s when the dealers were highly dedicated and spent a LOT of time tweaking the systems in their demo rooms and swiftly passed this knowledge to customers. I have the same impression, though I do not have as much experience of different Linn dealers, in different cou...

Hi guys

Selling a 3 metre pair of balanced Linn silvers with Neutrik XLR's (made up by Linn NZ). Only 7 months old. I've moved my hi fi so I need to get a 6 metre pair.

250 GBP/300 Euro, I'll ship them worldwide at no extra cost.

Cheers
Paul

Charlie1 wrote:If it's as good as we hope then that is keen pricing Fredrik. Certainly a lot cheaper than new 2200.

Very keen pricing. At today's exchange rate ($NZ) that's about the same price as a Majik 4100!

Congratulations Fredrik.

flatpopely wrote:http://www.mediafire.com/?65n32tkw6hbd16h

http://www.mediafire.com/?5t10shfp1zub2wi

I thought it quite easy to hear which one had the suspension locked, what do you all think?

Thanks flatpopely. I've never really listened to needle drops before but that is a real eye (ear) opener.

Paul

Found this euro price list, not sure where they are though.

http://www.tehno-market.md/plinius-pric ... 201229.pdf

I noticed that Plinius have released a network streamer (called Tiki) which seems to be closer to Linn in design than most others. Not sure of pricing but it looks nice.http://www.pliniusaudio.nzld.com/produc ... .asp#specs[/url]

Cheers
Paul

How far are the 140's from the back wall? One of the disadvantages of modern speaker design is that they seem to suit being further away from the back wall (slim, ported boxes). You may be suffering 'time smear' in the bass region. I don't know what the distance is - I am happy to rely on the Tune ...

And the bass on my 140s seems a fraction behind the beat now! I should have left alone, happy in my ignorance. How far are the 140's from the back wall? One of the disadvantages of modern speaker design is that they seem to suit being further away from the back wall (slim, ported boxes). You may be...

Hi Charlie

Just a thought, but wouldn't a pair of 109's give you the best of both worlds in your main system?

Paul