I just learned that Grimm Audio will supply IR remote receivers to their dealers, and by extension, their customers. These receivers look very similar to the one that I used in this video.
Good Morning Christian...may I ask what are the acoustical isolation feet that you are using under this component please? There are others I've seen too on your web page but don't want to overindulge and made reference to these because are easier to referenced. Thank you in anticipation and hope of your reply🎶
Hi John, these are the standard Artesania couplers that come with the Exoteryc racks and Aire floor platforms. They are basically spikes in a cup, within a Nylon housing that can hold 3 kinds of interface materials that touch the underside of the component. Here, I am using the Neoprene interfaces. The actual decoupling takes place elsewhere in the rack/platform, as part of the pendulum action of the inner rack as it "floats" on Neoprene/Nylon pillars in the four corners of the outer rack. As a matter of fact, I've recently updated the assembly with the upgrade Carbon Fiber arms with Beechwood interfaces and believe it or not, the MU1 sounds even better that way!
@@hifi-advicehigh-endaudioeq3675 Thank You SO Much for the reply :)!! I have followed you for years on your web page and were the reason I purchase a Sony CDP-XA50ES a couple years back, follwing your counsel about pairing it with an outnoard DAC. After that followed a XA777ES and XA5400ES, with a desire to get the XA50ES converted over to a Furutech IEC. Thank you again🎶
I just learned that Grimm Audio will supply IR remote receivers to their dealers, and by extension, their customers. These receivers look very similar to the one that I used in this video.
That's good news
It's nice, right? This is the upside of firmware-driven audio components. I'm not at liberty to disclose, but there are more updates in the pipeline.
Good Morning Christian...may I ask what are the acoustical isolation feet that you are using under this component please? There are others I've seen too on your web page but don't want to overindulge and made reference to these because are easier to referenced. Thank you in anticipation and hope of your reply🎶
Hi John, these are the standard Artesania couplers that come with the Exoteryc racks and Aire floor platforms. They are basically spikes in a cup, within a Nylon housing that can hold 3 kinds of interface materials that touch the underside of the component. Here, I am using the Neoprene interfaces. The actual decoupling takes place elsewhere in the rack/platform, as part of the pendulum action of the inner rack as it "floats" on Neoprene/Nylon pillars in the four corners of the outer rack. As a matter of fact, I've recently updated the assembly with the upgrade Carbon Fiber arms with Beechwood interfaces and believe it or not, the MU1 sounds even better that way!
@@hifi-advicehigh-endaudioeq3675 Thank You SO Much for the reply :)!! I have followed you for years on your web page and were the reason I purchase a Sony CDP-XA50ES a couple years back, follwing your counsel about pairing it with an outnoard DAC. After that followed a XA777ES and XA5400ES, with a desire to get the XA50ES converted over to a Furutech IEC. Thank you again🎶
@@johnrobins795 You're welcome, John!
"mwoah.... could be better...." :))