Line Magnetic Audio 210IA integrated amplifier $5,000 Review
November 16, 2016 Comments Off on Line Magnetic Audio 210IA integrated amplifier $5,000 Review
“With the Audible Illusions 3A preamp and Acoustic Zen Absolute Silver interconnect, the amp became a little more supple, tracking the music more closely. With the Convergent Renaissance line stage, I heard a substantial improvement in transparency – at the cost of an additional $10,000, another set of interconnects, another power cord, a crowded equipment rack, and loss of the remote control. ”
MartinLogan Neolith $79,995 Review
November 15, 2016 Comments Off on MartinLogan Neolith $79,995 Review
“The MartinLogan website says the Neolith is “not for the faint of heart.” At $79,995/pair, they are not for the faint of wallet either. And at 385 pounds each, unboxed, you won’t be able to unpack these beauties if you are faint of bicep. The world’s finest electronics will take you to a new solar system of sound, yet the ease with which these speakers mate to nearly any amplifier make these our choice for this year’s Speaker of the Year. Watch for more gushing in issue 80.”
NOBLE AUDIO SAVANNA REVIEW
November 15, 2016 Comments Off on NOBLE AUDIO SAVANNA REVIEW
” Decay on the treble also seems to have eased up ever so slightly compared to the 4C treble performance. It is still a relatively quick decay in its own right but that slight softening at the front and longer trail combined with the slightly more controlled curve makes everything on the Savanna top end just sound more coherent and a lot smoother than the 4C.”
Sennheiser HD 800 S Review
November 15, 2016 Comments Off on Sennheiser HD 800 S Review
“In stock configuration, the HD800S is a much more well-rounded headphone in comparison to the original. In its stock configuration, the HD800S is clearly better than the HD800 outside of maybe a bit of shine in the treble”
Mark Levinson No 523 Preamplifier, Phonostage And Headphone Amplifier $15,000 Review
November 14, 2016 Comments Off on Mark Levinson No 523 Preamplifier, Phonostage And Headphone Amplifier $15,000 Review
” Mention “Mark Levinson” to many non-audiophiles, and only a few will recognize the it as the name of the man. But the majority are going to recognize it as the excellent audio company that bears his name. This is in some part due to Mark Levinson being owned by the large Harman International Industries, and their mainstream presence. Still, there is no question that Mark Levinson’s high-end components are familiar to many because of their reputation”
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EAT C-Major Turntable $2,250 Review
November 14, 2016 Comments Off on EAT C-Major Turntable $2,250 Review
“Tracking through some solo vocal and instrumental favorites again reveals nothing but nuance. Going back to some of the early Windham Hill records, mastered by Stan Ricker and pressed at the same JVC plant responsible for the first Mobile Fidelity titles is exciting. Alex DeGrassi’s acoustic guitar and George Winston’s piano comes through clean and clear. Piano notes are clean, with the proper amount of sustain and depth.”
Impressive system
November 14, 2016 Comments Off on Impressive system
“Impressive setup up with Bowers & Wilkins Nautilus speakers, Exoteryc racks by Artesania Audio, MSB Select DAC, Jeff Rowland Design Group electronics at AudioVision India System…
Wyred 4 Sound Remedy Review – Video
November 14, 2016 Comments Off on Wyred 4 Sound Remedy Review – Video
DALI Opticon 1 Loudspeaker Review
November 14, 2016 Comments Off on DALI Opticon 1 Loudspeaker Review
” The high-frequency extension was excellent–smooth, with no particular frequencies that jumped out or receded into murkiness. When I ran mono sine-wave frequency sweeps via the AudioTest app, the signal stayed dead center with no shifts to either side. This means that the tweeters were closely matched with no noticeable deviations within their frequency range.”
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