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Hi Thaiman. This is a tricky one. From what I remember this is a phase inverter which switchs the absolute electrical phase (0o - 180o) of the output. I cant say I full understand why you need to phase invert certain CDs. It would appear (reading various internet articles and from my distant memory) that CD (especially the early ones) may have some of there multi tracked bits recorded 180 out of phase. Some CDs (not all) sound different depending which way you set the switch. I have to say I never noticed any difference with the AudioSynthsis (or the audio alchemy which also had the same facility). Maybe none of my CDs suffered from this problem?? Try switching the inversion on a few cds and see if you can hear a diiference on any?
After only 10 days, I moved the amp on! It does most thing right, in fact it's too clinical for me. I got used to a big, slam bass and Audionet's natural bass keep me wanting more. The monster Neat doesn't help either as they need so much current drive even for night time listening session. Shame, as the SAM2 build like a tank, look gorgeous and has a lot of features. What is next???
Plenty of donuts inside one of them mate, Audionet build qaulity is on par with Krell, Conrad Johnson and Bryston. Like the great Don King once said......."ONLY IN AMERICA"
I'm sure you'll like it but please report back.
Some people say it's the top integrated available, even better than the Krell FBI - and that's saying a lot.
I didn't want to spend that much money on Hifi at the moment so instead of £4,000 Gryphone, I bought myself a Lyngdorf SDAi2175. With 375 watts current swing, it should get my speakers singing.
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