Also, almost all of the Opamps in my 'opamp collection' are dual opamps, not single opamps. For that reason I've had little desire to swap them out.

The LME49710 single opamps in the buffer section are basically the single opamp version of the LME49720 / LM4562 dual opamp, which has always been one of my favorites. My attempts at Opamp rolling so far have been limited and/or unsuccessful. The stock Opamps are two JRC 2114D dual Opamps in the I/V stage and two LME49710 single Opamps in the buffer section. For now, I simply used two tiny zip-ties to hold the rear bracket on. If I continue to use it without the cover, I will need to get some small nuts so that the screws have something to screw into. Without the cover, there is nothing for those screws to screw into. The screws that hold the front of the metal cover on also double as the screws that hold the rear bracket on. Yamaha P3500 Amp (~500wpc) powering 2x 15' Dayton UM15-22 Ultimax Subwoofers in sealed cabinets.īeyerdynamic DT770-Pro 80 Ohm (for headphone testing, plugged into the Preamp) Yamaha M-2 amplifier (~240wpc) powering JBL 4412 Studio MonitorsĢx Yamaha P2200/P2201 amps (~700wpc bridged) powering JBL L100T Speakers (crossovers upgraded to L100t3 spec)Ģx Yamaha P2200/P2201 amps (~700wpc bridged) powering JBL L150 Speakers Refurbished Phenom X4 9750 Computer (used as dedicated music source, playing Foobar2000 and streaming music) I then moved the X-Fi Titanium HD into the computer that serves as the main source for my dedicated music stereo system, so that I could continue to make use of the excellent DAC that the X-Fi Titanium HD has. A couple of years ago I swapped from using the X-Fi Titanium HD in my main computer to using a regular X-Fi Titanium (feeding an external DAC via SPDIF). For a long time, I used it in my main computer.

It has been a great card for me that entire time.

Here I have my trusty old X-Fi Titanium HD.

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