HiMedia Q10 Pro Android Media Player Review – Video
June 28, 2016 Comments Off on HiMedia Q10 Pro Android Media Player Review – Video
FIIO A1 AMP REVIEW
June 28, 2016 Comments Off on FIIO A1 AMP REVIEW
” You immediately hear the elevated bass kick in on the first bass boost setting (+2.7dB). Besides changing the bass level, it doesn’t really impact the sound apart from the slightly more forward vocals. Bass body now is bigger and it still isn’t the tightest. It doesn’t really run over in to the mids yet but it’s close. If you need more bass than on the normal setting, the EQ1 setting most likely is the one you’re looking for as is most dynamic and “correct”. With bass heavy head/earphones such as the Urban Vinyl Classic, bass even on Bass 1 setting is too much already, but that’s personal preference.”
The Record Sweep: San Proper – Video
June 28, 2016 Comments Off on The Record Sweep: San Proper – Video
Focal Sopra N°1 Bookshelf Speakers Reviewed
June 27, 2016 Comments Off on Focal Sopra N°1 Bookshelf Speakers Reviewed
” The Sopra N°1s are serious eye-candy. As Prince would’ve said, “you sexy mother F**KER!” Beyond aesthetics, the Sopras easily exceeded my expectations for serious sit-down listening. The more time I spent with the Sopra N°1s, the more eager I became to re-explore my music collection–late nights, eyes closed, remote in one hand, a few fingers of Oban 14 in the other. There are many speakers on the market up to the task of high-resolution listening. With its horn-loaded beryllium tweeters revealing every detail with insanely low distortion, the Sopra N°1s are one of them”
Living Voice Vox OlympianLoudSpeakers Video
June 27, 2016 Comments Off on Living Voice Vox OlympianLoudSpeakers Video
Magico S1 Mk.II Loudspeakers Review
June 26, 2016 Comments Off on Magico S1 Mk.II Loudspeakers Review
” However, the treble was slightly prominent. I doubt that anyone would describe the S1 Mk.II’s sound as “polite.” Yet it would be unfair to characterize the S1’s high-frequency performance as bright or edgy. It was merely . . . prominent. With “No Son of Mine,” this manifested itself in the drums and hi-hats that fill in behind Collins’s voice as the song continues; they took on a brasher, more vibrant sheen than I’m used to hearing. With Max Richter’s “recompositions” of Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons (16/44.1 FLAC, Deutsche Grammophon), as performed by the Berlin Concert House Chamber Orchestra conducted by André de Ridder, this treble prominence revealed itself in a different way via the violin of soloist Daniel Hope. Hope’s instrument sounded positively electric through the S1, with soaring extension, liquidity, and a wicked turn of pace. Despite pushing his instrument harder and harder as the piece progresses and the high-frequency transients become increasingly frenetic, the Magico’s diamond-coated beryllium dome never sounded hard or brittle.”
AC2 Japan top end audio room
June 26, 2016 Comments Off on AC2 Japan top end audio room
ELAC Debut B5 Loudspeaker Review
June 26, 2016 Comments Off on ELAC Debut B5 Loudspeaker Review
” Bass was emphasized on the B5 in a fairly benign, mid bass way — no low bass at this size. But what remained was effective adding to the coherence we spoke about. There’s no criticism meant in suggesting this. When some oomph was required, the B5s complied. But they complied in my smaller reference music room.”
BURMESTER PHASE 3 SYSTEM £23,800
June 26, 2016 Comments Off on BURMESTER PHASE 3 SYSTEM £23,800
” They need not apply because Phase 3’s only real weakness is a lack of upgradability. This system does not lend itself toward adding separate preamplifiers or power amplifiers, and neither is the amplifier open-ended enough to form the basis of an upgradable system. Whether this is a problem or not comes down to the listener. If you view an audio system in terms of future audio systems, Phase 3 is not for you. If you are done with all of that, and simply want a good sounding system with no eye toward future changes, then Phase 3 is ideal. Personally, I think Phase 3 represents a significant part of audio’s future, as people move away from multiple boxes and toward simpler, uncompromised solutions.”
JBL C40 Harkness Homesystem – Video
June 26, 2016 Comments Off on JBL C40 Harkness Homesystem – Video
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