Haha. Can't really say I'm back. I enjoy Cayin products so I thought I'd put my name out there and was lucky enough to get approval. Minus the Cayin Fantasy IEM I'm finishing up, there's nothing else in line, so far.
It is sad that my favorite feature is user-replaceable battery. I own the hugo 2 and people said that changing the battery would cost 300$. Completely pissed off
LOL. You're too kind, my friend. I can't promise I'm fully back for shipping costs are killing me. But I'll try and get some more lines up. Maybe if I put on a stripper suit, I'll attract more vendors XD.
You are more so correct than I am is that these, technically, are considered to be tubes. However, and though I've likely not explained it well enough, these are not traditional tubes that can be interchanged or even in the traditional sense of what one imagines when the word tube is mentioned. I was completely incorrect by calling them JFET's, an oversight on my part in its entirety. These behave and perform similar to JFET's in a SS amp, as I've described, yet have the timbre of a vacuum tube (why Cayin calls it Tube/SS timbre modes).
@@Army-Firedawg Very few people can accept their mistakes but i liked how you defended yourself & its true those tubes sound more akin to ss but still tubey enough People nowadays get so triggerd by small mistake its annoying as hell.
Is that a phone connected with the c9 on the thumbnail? How does it sound with a phone then? would be nice to know if it takes a phone sound to a decent level as well. Thank you.
It does to be fair. My thought behind them declining to do so is that fact that this unit is designed to be portable and rubber feet would make placing this in a bag/pocket/pouch quite difficult and would likely tear off the feet.
He’s back!!!!
Haha. Can't really say I'm back. I enjoy Cayin products so I thought I'd put my name out there and was lucky enough to get approval. Minus the Cayin Fantasy IEM I'm finishing up, there's nothing else in line, so far.
It is sad that my favorite feature is user-replaceable battery. I own the hugo 2 and people said that changing the battery would cost 300$. Completely pissed off
one of my fav audio reviewers and looks like channing tatum brother, nice to have u back uploads vids mate...
LOL. You're too kind, my friend. I can't promise I'm fully back for shipping costs are killing me. But I'll try and get some more lines up. Maybe if I put on a stripper suit, I'll attract more vendors XD.
@@Army-Firedawg remind me of your brother on mike xxl lol...
Uhhhh- yes - it is a tube amp. Jfets don’t glow. The Korg NuTube’s that are built into the C9 are what’s glowing. These are tubes.
You are more so correct than I am is that these, technically, are considered to be tubes. However, and though I've likely not explained it well enough, these are not traditional tubes that can be interchanged or even in the traditional sense of what one imagines when the word tube is mentioned. I was completely incorrect by calling them JFET's, an oversight on my part in its entirety.
These behave and perform similar to JFET's in a SS amp, as I've described, yet have the timbre of a vacuum tube (why Cayin calls it Tube/SS timbre modes).
@@Army-Firedawg Very few people can accept their mistakes but i liked how you defended yourself & its true those tubes sound more akin to ss but still tubey enough
People nowadays get so triggerd by small mistake its annoying as hell.
Is that a phone connected with the c9 on the thumbnail? How does it sound with a phone then? would be nice to know if it takes a phone sound to a decent level as well. Thank you.
Why didn't they put some rubber feed on it? I can imagine it slides more easy on that glass, especially without a screen protector.
It does to be fair. My thought behind them declining to do so is that fact that this unit is designed to be portable and rubber feet would make placing this in a bag/pocket/pouch quite difficult and would likely tear off the feet.
nice