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Cool! Remote is my No.1 wish for this.

No, as the tubes are for the pre. The solid state is for headphones only.

I the looks are ok. Not like those crazy, industrial like, tube amps like we are used to This is more modern.

Please add one more input, but XLR. But most important, a (Bluetooth) remote control. Microphony was a big problem with the E6 preamplifier for a lot of people.

At least.

Wouldn't the amp be too limited in current for electrostats?

Big ouch! :-(

So, does that mean I could do hipass before the DAC? Sounds logical, but one never knows...

Works flawlessly! Surprisingly well. You should be aware though, that some people, including me, experienced erratic triggers (ON) of the function when switching nearby lights. I solved it with an AC filter, that gets used in PA racks.

They could have used the side vents for intake and have an outlet on top.

How does one implement this? Do you run more wires to your house?

Very interesting! Indeed I have the RCA cables in use. Since I got no means to test XLR I can't comment on this any further.

Couldn't you oversample a CD track before a NOS DAC (I.e. Cyan 2) this way?

Just posted in thread 'Fosi v3 Mono - User Impressions | Owner's Thread' about the same issue. I feel with you.

Oh, oh. Just had to realize, that my two Kickstarter monos, both with their own 10A PSU, switch to full power from the auto-"standby" mode, when I switch on the RC controlled AC plug, that hosts a lamp here. Same circuit, but outlets on opposite walls. Doesn't give me much confidence in the AC...

I got Dynaudio Contour 1.3 SE speakers (6Ω, 85dB) and they are considered current-hungry, but I never really understood the ratio behind it. Your comment seems to point into this direction. However I don't understand "current [...] under 4 Ohm for most of their spectrum". Could you be so kind as...

The Internet.

Thanks. Meanwhile I found this information. According to it, it is >100, I even read 140, but it escapes me as to where.

Any numbers for inner resistance? Does someone know the damping factor?

Okay, thanks. I will do as you advised and try to find a repair shop. Not easy over here.