This is not a product from a large manufacturer, so you don’t get fancy retail packaging, but you can tell they take pride in the amp arriving in one piece.
Everything was extremely well protected during shipping and it all arrived without any issues. The H5 arrived in a big cardboard box, the amp inside was heavily wrapped in bubble-wrap and the tubes were wrapped in cardboard and also bubblewrap. Packaging, Build Quality and Accessories: Frequency response – 19hz-140kHz (-0.5dB) (this spec is measure for every unit).Optimal headphone impedance – 50-600 ohm.Yulong DA10 > H5 > Sennheiser HD650 / HD800s / Beyerdynamic T1 2nd Gen / Saturn One All opinions expressed are my own subjective findings *disclaimer: This sample was provided for the purpose of writing a review, no incentive was given to write a favourable review. Please keep in mind for this that im located in South Africa, so most sites I could order tubes or kits from will most likely cost me more in shipping than actual components.Firstly I would like to thank Eufonika for sending me this sample to review. On the other hard, I guess i COULD just fork out some bills and order some prebuilt thing to pop on my desk and plug in, but wheres the fun in that? :scratch2: What kind of tubes am I looking for? do I want to hook a tube up to some SS components and get a simple setup, or do I want to go full tube, power and all? Now im not scared of reading up a lil, but right now im a bit lost in regards to what to actually look for. Im looking to get a small desktop amp to use inbetween, and at the same time, im thinking i can give my DIY skills a bit of an upgrade and learn how tube amps work and how to build them. But I still cant help feeling that im wasting the potential of these cans. My current work setup is a set of Senn HD280 Pro 64ohm cans plugged into a Creative Audigy card, and its.
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