Already did. There’s a resistor in the dax that can lower the output from 3v to 1 according to David. Requires soldering though so a non invasive solution would be an advantage.
I’ll probably end up doing it but was just idly thinking. Probably best not to though eh?
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Do it right and lose the respect of all forum dwellers?
Or twat about endlessly with half-arsed bodges and give us all a good larf?
C’mon - like you need to ask?!
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Do it mechanically. Gaffa tape a pillow to the front of each speaker. 
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My dCS Elgar had a switch that changed 3V to 1V, it was surprisingly handy.
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Do it medically. Spend an afternoon playing metal with OB1 (where he now ?) and your ears will be taken down 10-15dB.
VB
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guys, don’t ever change
Have you gone back to the Technics, yet?
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Nope I’m actually listening to music again rather than it just being in the background while I work.
The technics is firmly my backup amp with the desire front and centre.
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