GTT Audio - Episode 43 - The Audio Analyst Visits the Mola Mola Kula

Greg Weaver aka The Audio Analyst visits GTT and reports on the Mola Mola Kula.
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[@arize84]

Always nice to see friends discussing gear and music.

[@gttaudio]

thanks

[@gregharvey2173]

Late to the party, but do you remember how the Kula compares to the Makua/Kaluga combo? I need a new amp and was going to go with the Kaluga, but with the cost difference am curious about the Kula. Is there a big upgrade with the Kaluga driving your speakers?

[@gttaudio]

You should get the Makua/Perca. That will give you the very best sound for most speakers. If you would like to discuss give us a call.

[@russellbrikowski6139]

Nice video Bill had a question, does the Kula have the same version DAC as the Tambaqui by itself.

[@gttaudio]

Yes

[@pmansk6120]

For digital, what equipment is used to feed the Kula and what input is used? Thanks.

[@gttaudio]

You can choose any digital input you want and use whatever equipment you want. The Kula does not dictate what is up or downstream.

[@2013brzsubaru]

How does the kula compare to the audionet watt?

[@gttaudio]

Call us with these questions. 908.850.3092

[@hawkmoon369]

is the phonostage built in or seperate box

[@gttaudio]

Mola Mola has two options. There is the stand alone (external) Lupe phono stage or the Lupe phono boards can be built into the Kula.

[@hawkmoon369]

I mean is the built in phono the same as the standalone. Thanks in advance for reply

[@gttaudio]

YES, if you have the Makua or Kula I would go with the built in.

[@khunopie9159]

Where are your martinis?

[@gttaudio]

LOL