Phono Preamps with "balls" ?

Avanti1960:  I have an Aesthetix Calypso I love.  I did have it upgraded  to a Signature, but looking back, I think I would have just done the tube upgrade.  It sounds much better, having been upgraded-just sayin. This preamp is very versatile.  I run all balanced cables which I think helps in just about any application.  Pull up the reviews. 

I’ve not heard personally but have been told the Odyssey Suspiro has a very powerful and forward sound to it. I’d call Klaus and talk to
him about it. It will be my next phonostage that’s for sure. 

Orysseyaudio.com

Dear friends: I already ask to @avanti1960 explain the meaning of " phono preamp with balls " because that does not exist there ( he did not gives an answer yet. ) but I can read that all of you think it exist in the phono preamp ! ! !

Please some one of you or all can share why is that?

R.

Please some one of you or all can share why is that?

Sure- because most phono sections can play bass better than digital :)

Not you again ! ! !  and in this regards: wrong again because I'm not talking of " bass " but the meaning of " balls " in a phono preamp due that if exist that " balls " characteristic " ( other than bass. ) that belongs to the whole home room/audio system.

@atmasphere , your post makes no sense especially when you have not the rigth audio system to listen the huge differences in digital vs analog and when you did not yet all the tests I suggested in this thread.

Btw, a " phono preamp with balls " is something as any audio item in a system: cartridge with balls, cables with balls, room with balls, amps with balls speakers with... or .....

R.