07-Sep-2015, 18:58
From the 6Moons Mola Mola review:
"Bruno tricked out his own version very heavy on parts. For starters, the input stage became the same as that in the Makua preamp. Its development so satisfied him that a derivative version ended up in the Kaluga. Next to a highly linear very high input impedance to meet any source impedance head on, this input buffer also exhibits extremely low distortion. The net result of these improvements is an amplifier module different from the NC1200 board which thus remains exclusive to Mola Mola and won’t be available to OEM competitors."
http://www.6moons.com/audioreviews2/molamola/1.html
A friend who’s heard the NC1200 based Merrill Audio monos, feels the D200 sounds much better.
"Bruno tricked out his own version very heavy on parts. For starters, the input stage became the same as that in the Makua preamp. Its development so satisfied him that a derivative version ended up in the Kaluga. Next to a highly linear very high input impedance to meet any source impedance head on, this input buffer also exhibits extremely low distortion. The net result of these improvements is an amplifier module different from the NC1200 board which thus remains exclusive to Mola Mola and won’t be available to OEM competitors."
http://www.6moons.com/audioreviews2/molamola/1.html
A friend who’s heard the NC1200 based Merrill Audio monos, feels the D200 sounds much better.
