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yes, I put my Quartets on six inch stands and it was an improvement all the way around.

If you find stands with a solid front extending to the floor it will increase the bass output.

He mentioned no tube in the next Saga.

He mentioned something about an expanded version of the Syn in last months ytube broadcast. He was vague.

I'm sure the Freya+ matches well with the Aegir, I do remember the original Freya was not recommended by Jason for high sensitivity speakers due to the possible noise, but they fixed that with the +. I haven't heard any of the new Jolida models to comment.

In the Head-Fi thread Jason said it was simply that they had a ton of them on the shelf because they had over ordered parts when the tube supply was down to a trickle. He said that there are no plans to make a new version but, you never know. I know that the Freya + is still one of their best...

Schiit is having a big sale on the Ragnarock 2 for $999. Used ones go for at least $1500. https://www.schiit.com/products/ragnarok-1

The Outlaw RR2160MKII has bass and treble knobs https://outlawaudio.com/shop/stereo-receivers/56-rr2160mkii-stereo-receiver.html

New towers being introduced at Axpona: SourcePoint 888 https://www.mofielectronics.com/products/mofi-electronics-sourcepoint-888-floorstanding-speakers-pair

I'd like to hear a comparo of the KG 5.5 and the KLF 10.

The closest dumb thing I did to that was when I had a miss in my chevy so I started pulling the plug wires one at a time to find where the miss was. One of them really bit me and the wrench I had in my other hand flew about 15 feet, My arm was sore for awile.

I put in a pair of 6L6 tubes from TAD in my MP-301 integrated and switched it on. I noticed one tube was not lighting up just as the smoke started floating out. I expected at least a dead channel, but it's still working fine.

One possibility might be replacing the titanium diaphragm in the midhorn with something else, that was one of the major complaints about the III. Naturally, others thought it was an improvement.

It serves a good purpose in that it can deliver variable gain settings, from 0 to +12, and the option to run SE or balanced. That provides flexibility for different amp matchups, both tube and SS, and when changing in new components that might want less or more gain. It could save you a shopping...

I hang out on HeadFi which has the dedicated Schiit forum. I've never heard of such a thing, although it could be amp dependent if ones amp needs more than +6db of gain that single ended provides in tube mode. I'm using a beefy Coda amp that has a healthy input impedance and does great with low...

It sounds like your amps need more gain than single ended provides, +6db. if you were not using the tubes option it's O gain I believe. By advising you to go balanced you get +12db in tube mode. I think it's probably that simple. The variable gain options of the Freya is a plus in my book...

Why the DI? You can run it single ended as designed.

I use a Freya N which is a Freya+ that uses nodal tubes. It is fully balanced but you don't need to play it in balanced mode. It's an option. RCA's work wonderfully. The beauty of the Freya is that you can run it fully balanced or single ended, and that you have three modes: passive, jFet...

Yes, a lot of misinformation about the Freya + here, it does not need to play in balanced mode when using the tubes option. It's weird how one guy can post incorrect info and suddenly you get several more guys echoing that as if it's true. Obviously, they aren't familiar with the model.

Another is that Aegir 2 has a -122dB noise floor from rated output, about 10-15dB better than Aegir.

i don't have that problem with mine but it might be because they are noval 9 pin tubes in the Freya N.

Not to mention power cords,

He mentioned that in one of his talks, he used some Tyr tech in the new Aegir.

I wish he hadn't spent almost all of the print on the monoblocks and some more direct coparo's of the two singular amps.

The first review I've seen and a comparison with the OG Aegir. https://audio-head.com/review-schiit-audio-aegir-2/