February | 2015 | Audiophilepure

Best In Ear Headphones 2015 Review – Video

February 10, 2015 Comments Off on Best In Ear Headphones 2015 Review – Video

MARTIN LOGAN ODYSSEY AND MCINTOSH SYSTEM – Video

February 10, 2015 Comments Off on MARTIN LOGAN ODYSSEY AND MCINTOSH SYSTEM – Video

Heed Canalot & Q-PSU HeadPhone Amp Review

February 9, 2015 Comments Off on Heed Canalot & Q-PSU HeadPhone Amp Review

“I was impressed with the Canalot’s ability to let me experience the whole of the track. I was able to drift with the song and eventually with the album. I substituted the DAC2 from W4S for the Dactil 1.2 and the experience moved inward and I was in the midst of the sphere rather than observing it. Overall, I preferred the Cary/W4S, but no shame on the Canalot. The Heed was less immersive but still a complete presentation. – See more at: http://headphone.guru/heed-canalot-q-psu-a-tiny-desk-powerhouse/#sthash.2vxUtVns.dpuf”

Custom Art Harmony 8 Pro silicone shelled custom in-ear monitor review

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“Essentially, the H8P provides accuracy and control regardless of the type of bass notes, with the ability to recreate nuances in acoustic music as well as electronic bass notes that surpasses all others I have heard. While the H8P is more revealing in the bass region than I have heard, that can be a good or bad thing as some recordings have their bass flaws revealed (I am used to this in the treble region, but not the bass). Dynamics are first class with excellent punch and speed. Overall the bass is extremely capable, powerful, and revealing but not overbearing in any way while recreating nuances missed by most other TOTL CIEMs. If you want a bass monster, this isn’t it, but if you want to hear oodles of detail, the H8P delivers”

ReQuest The Beast Music Server Review

February 9, 2015 Comments Off on ReQuest The Beast Music Server Review

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“Galbo says that The Beast is an an effort to provide an “ultra premium” music server with software geared towards especially difficult categories and sub categories relating to classical music. He says for example that users can can drill down and differentiate the same conductor, the same orchestra, the same composer, the same music piece, on different dates, etc. Storage is reported to be unlimited”

Creek Audio Evolution 50A review

February 9, 2015 Comments Off on Creek Audio Evolution 50A review

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” That low-end deficiency puts the 50A’s tonality a little on the lean side, so taking a little care with system matching would be sensible. You’ll hardly notice the shortcoming paired with standmounters, but those fond of floorstanders should choose rich, sweet-sounding towers (say, the Q Acoustic Concept 40s) to flesh out the sound ”

Horning Eufrodite Ellipse PM 65 speakers Review

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“The Horning Eufrodite Ellipse PM65 stand 48 inches high, 13 inches at their widest point and 23 inches deep overall. Viewed from above, the sides of the cabinets are elliptical, narrowing at the front baffle, and at the back too, to just 9 inches. They are executed in ply and MDF with internal bracing.”

Cocktail Audio X40

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” The Cocktail Audio X40 ($2695) is basically their X30 (see review) without the power amp. The X40 preamp/DAC/UPnP (DLNA) network player/server/CD player and ripper/FM tuner uses the ESS Sabre 9018 DAC, ESS is obviously having a busy year, and can handle up to 4TB of internal storage. The X40 also adds a MM phono input along with Toslink, Coax S/PDIF, analog RCAs, and USB for attaching storage devices. Outputs include RCA and XLR pairs as well as HDMI to connect to an external big-ass screen.”