July | 2015 | Audiophilepure

‘The Record Album’ – Brighton’s longest serving record shop – Video

July 4, 2015 Comments Off on ‘The Record Album’ – Brighton’s longest serving record shop – Video

SVS PRIME BOOKSHELL REVIEW

July 3, 2015 Comments Off on SVS PRIME BOOKSHELL REVIEW

” The Prime also had good treble extension and stayed on the civil side of things, except when pushed really hard. It managed to bring out loads of detail and transparency, giving great insight into each recording. It also had a very communicative midrange, and those with a penchant for those throaty female vocals won’t be disappointed. Perhaps it will not be as smooth as higher-end gear, but you’ll have to shell out a lot more dough to get that.”

BRYSTON BDA-2 DAC REVIEW

July 3, 2015 Comments Off on BRYSTON BDA-2 DAC REVIEW

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” Last but not least the stunning factor would have to be the staging. Many a times studio based products is overly focused on the mixing and mastering to allow the engineers to perfect their production. Some might had forgetten that music enjoyment is not just based on tonal balance and the sense of scale and space is a major factor as well. This is where the BDA-2 outclassed that aspect astoundingly. The soundstage was simply phenomenal with over the top instrument separation which gave such scale and space that one is often looking for.”

Manley Mahi mono power amps Review

July 3, 2015 Comments Off on Manley Mahi mono power amps Review

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” The Manley Mahi monoblocks are unexpected. I have tested them for one month living an amusing and fulfilling listening experience. The infinity of technical solutions they offer, are a continuous stimulus to experiment and are suitable for all. The sound parameters to measure the quality of a device here are great indeed.”

Dynaudio Xeo 6 Powered Wireless Speaker Review

July 3, 2015 Comments Off on Dynaudio Xeo 6 Powered Wireless Speaker Review

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” The transmitter has a toggle switch for three frequency IDs. Position A corresponds to the 2.4-gigahertz band. If there’s a lot of Wi-Fi traffic in your household, B or C shifts the frequency up to 5.2 or 5.8 GHz. Transmission from Hub to speakers has a bit depth of 16 and a sampling rate of 48 kilohertz, slightly above CD quality but below the 24 bits and higher sampling rates of high-resolution audio. ”

RHA T20 Review – Video

July 3, 2015 Comments Off on RHA T20 Review – Video

Focal Electra 1038Be $12,495 per pair Review

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” Don’t skimp on the amplifier either. These towers really thrive on the end of something with a strong current delivery. Our usual 300W-per-channel Bryston BP26/4B SST2 combination sounded great, but the jump in quality to Mark Levinson’s 326S/532H was clear.

IKEA Record Player

July 2, 2015 Comments Off on IKEA Record Player

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” Being an analog fan I simply just cannot skip this one…. Sounds NOT like knocking on cheap furniture. This record player was build by using household items from the stock of Swedish furnishing company “IKEA”…

Dynaudio Xeo 4 Review

July 2, 2015 Comments Off on Dynaudio Xeo 4 Review

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“The Xeo 4’s offer a few options accessed around back including a “Speaker Position” switch for telling the on-board DSP where your XEO’s sit. Options include “Neutral” for free standing in-room placement, “Wall” if they’re near a wall (mine are), and “Corner” if the XEO’s have been bad. There’s also a three position “ID” Zone switch (Red, Green, Blue) which comes in handy if you have more than one pair of Xeos or if you find that one band is congested. Finishing off the backside is the power switch and power inlet for the included power cords.”