Eddy
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It was not so hard to replace it but it is hard to get hold of the chip itselfTHAFUZZ said:Eddy said:Don't overdo it in the bass department Adam .
I did one day and i blew an amp chip.
I"m happy that you write about the sound comparison between a PH 492 and the PH 480
I don't own a PH 492 but i do own 3 PH 490 's .I guess the sound of a PH 490 and a PH 492 are the same
I do like the sound of the 480 way more. Way punchier bass even with super bass off
I don't know if you connected a headphone to a PH 480 before. Got to try that
I listen to the 480 sometimes with Senheisser HD520 II headphones .Just awesome
I don't get that soundquality when i connect the HD 520 II to the M90
Enjoy your 480 now Adam I know you willThanks for the safety tip. Was it hard to replace/repair?
I had to buy another PH 480 for parts that had one busted chip so i soldered the good one out to repair the other PH 480
The amp chip of a PH 480 and a PH 490/492 are not the same as you may know
Thanks for the safety tip. Was it hard to replace/repair?

Definitely better looking than the PH-490/492 because their speaker enclosures are a different colour to the centre piece, it makes them look more like home stereos than boomboxes, in my opinion.
Great to hear the 480 has more bass too!


, brought it home and plugged her in. after a few listening sessions, was impressed with the mid and top end, as well as the volume, but was rather dissapointed in the bass- for two 8' woofers? sure enough, after performing the left right balance trick, bass from either left or right was punchier from only one channel, rather than from both
... snipped a speaker and rewired neg to pos and boom