Elevating the Foundation to Stratospheric Heights
AudioMeister offers a special service to take your Lampizator Baltic to stratospheric heights in audio performance by performing tactical upgrades. The stock unit sounds very good already. You may know that a lot of the design of the Baltic is actually incorporated into the top-of-the-line Horizon model. That means the Baltic series has very good fundamentals – they just weren’t exploited to the fullest potential.
For example, the stock capacitors are the entry-level Miflex capacitors at a micro farad value that makes the unit lack bass, texture and depth. The signal cables are of tooth floss thickness, adding to the unit sounding thin – leaning 80% on the detail side.
What AudioMeister’s upgrade package covers:
- 4x Better Miflex capacitor line with greater micro farad. These are HUGE and will completely fill the space in the otherwise half-empty enclosure. (adds huge amount of bass the unit was almost completely lacking before, much depth, layering and organic sound)
- 4x Bypass Jupiter capacitors for the mids (milky rich and lush mids)
- 4x Bypass Jupiter capacitors for the highs (detailed and non-fatiguing highs)
- Replacing signal path cables with Duelund tinned copper wires. USB connector would cost extra (this upgrade was really shocking. It has almost a greater impact than replacing the capacitors above. It is jaw-dropping… )
- Replacing signal output posts RCA or XLR. Particularly the RCA posts are high mass draining the audio signal and the gold plating rubs off quickly. (adds space and ease)
These will make a night and day difference to the unit, increasing decay, detail, depth. delicate layering and lend an overall organic signature that is highly addictive.
Happy to discuss any details, when you reach out. Shipping unfortunately will need to be added to the price and I understand is painful. There are 3rd party labeling services I always use, I can share with you. It will bring down the shipping cost by around ~30%. Do not pay at the store at USPS, Fedex or UPS. They rip you off…
Best,
AudioMeister