Floyd Rose FR-36BK Bluetooth Headphones Review
October 9, 2016 Comments Off on Floyd Rose FR-36BK Bluetooth Headphones Review
” The bass did not have the Beats bloat, but it did seem ramped up a little. It was very impressive at the opening of Zarathustra. It had me smiling as an auditor, not so much as a conductor, where the balance was skewed a little south.”
Bryston BLP-1 Turntable Review
October 8, 2016 Comments Off on Bryston BLP-1 Turntable Review
” The BTP-1 is the turntable’s power supply. It’s linear; not switching. Bryston designed and built the one-third sized outboard unit entirely in Canada. I had a professional bench-tech measure it. He said it’s the second best power supply for a TT that he’s seen in over 20 years. The quietest and most accurate one came with a ‘table sporting a $25K price tag. In practice, the BPT-1 runs silent and delivers ultra-clean power to the motor.”
FIDUE A91 SIRIUS REVIEW
October 8, 2016 Comments Off on FIDUE A91 SIRIUS REVIEW
” The AK380, with its sassier AKM AK4990 dual DAC setup, brings that low end back making the A91 sound altogether smoother and more musical to my ear. Importantly the dynamic driver is delivering right to the very low end as it should be, vocals are richer sounding and treble is less brittle.”
Dynaudio Focus 200 XD powered loudspeaker Review
October 8, 2016 Comments Off on Dynaudio Focus 200 XD powered loudspeaker Review
“The Dynaudio Focus 200 XD self-powered digital loudspeaker system is an amazingly versatile, relatively lightweight, surprisingly powerful (300Wpc) high-resolution system that can deliver wired and wireless music reproduction that’s fully digital-all-the-way-to-the-drivers. Its versatility includes treble, bass, and sensitivity controls for fine-tuning the sound to suit different environments.
Ubiq Audio Model One Review
October 7, 2016 Comments Off on Ubiq Audio Model One Review
“So rock music, which never comes close to the dynamic range of this well-recorded percussion piece, would never threaten the Model One’s composure. I’m stressing the Model One’s freewheeling visceral capabilities because I have so rarely encountered speakers of the Model One’s size and price ($16,000; £9,990 per pair) that can deliver this kind of power and glory.”
WOO AUDIO WES AND STAX SR-009 REVIEW
October 6, 2016 Comments Off on WOO AUDIO WES AND STAX SR-009 REVIEW
“No, the Stax seem to be generally after something else. Some other gestalt. Something deep and lovely and coherently lush — instead of any serious assault on the Temple of Sonica Pyrotechnica, Stax paints sonic tapestries that are far more about unraveling layers of texture and meaning. Either Stax evinces an all-day listenability that is not only addicting, it’s downright intoxicating — and that level of engrossment is something that’s far more difficult to achieve with the King Senns — and just about every other headphone, to be fair”
SAE 2HP-D power amplifier $19,995 – Review
October 6, 2016 Comments Off on SAE 2HP-D power amplifier $19,995 – Review
“Superclean, ultrafast, and artifact-free, with exciting transient clarity? Yes. The rich midrange, expansive midbass, and generous sustain that warmly linger when listening to the LP? No. The SAE 2HP-D’s sound was more like that of the exotic sports cars Morris Kessler was selling when DAK bought SAE from Giorgio Moroder in 1989, and less like that era’s softly sprung Cadillac sedans.”
UNIQUE MELODY MARTIAN REVIEW
October 6, 2016 Comments Off on UNIQUE MELODY MARTIAN REVIEW
The Martian’s bass signature is not what you expect it to be for a dual dynamic. Sure it hits hard, excellent bass in both depth and body but it is very controlled and articulate and it honestly is not the first thing that hits you when you start listening to them. It is an incredibly likable bass response with an elevated sub-bass tuning rather than a curt mid-bass slam so you never feel it dominating or bleeding into the midrange.”
ADVANCED ACOUSTICWERKES NEBULA REVIEW
October 6, 2016 Comments Off on ADVANCED ACOUSTICWERKES NEBULA REVIEW
” The sound does quickly become one of the biggest differentiators between the two IEMs. The One has a warmer and richer sound while still maintaining good balanced throughout. I do notice it to also have quite a relaxed treble. On the other hand the 2 is much lighter and airier, probably from the noticeably better treble extension and a bit more energy near 10kHz. It is certainly the more agile and detailed model.”
Bowers & Wilkins P7 Wireless headphone Review
October 6, 2016 Comments Off on Bowers & Wilkins P7 Wireless headphone Review
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