Sony PHA-3AC Review
March 14, 2015 Comments Off on Sony PHA-3AC Review
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” It’s meant to improve the sound of lower bitrate recordings and it does just that, to a certain extent. The feature adds more high-frequency reach and makes the presentation notably more spacious.”
ROCK JAW ARCANA V2 IEM REVIEW
March 13, 2015 Comments Off on ROCK JAW ARCANA V2 IEM REVIEW
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“The Arcana V2 sports a 1.2m lighted braided cable in a rubber/pliable plastic sheath which is terminated in a right angle 3.5mm jack which is a fairly healthy rubberized strain relief also. It does suffer from a touch of microphonics which you can reduce with an over the ear insertion.”
Triode Lab’s 2A3PSE Power Amplifier
March 13, 2015 Comments Off on Triode Lab’s 2A3PSE Power Amplifier
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” In a word, it sounds BIG. It plays with authority – it sounds like a big power amp, one that has an effortless ease – and also tremendous finesse. For gain attenuation I used my DACT CT2 – it’s essentially as transparent as a straight wire through, which makes it easy to evaluate a power amp on its’ own merits”
Pro-Ject Elemental Phono USB turntable review
March 13, 2015 Comments Off on Pro-Ject Elemental Phono USB turntable review
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” The Pro-Ject Elemental Phono USB is a very capable turntable, either for newcomers to vinyl or those looking to make a return. It simplifies the set-up process and removes the need to invest in expensive additional equipment. Getting everything working is very easy and the components are all of good quality. The experience of listening to a record and the tangibility of music ownership are also nice bonuses.”
NOBLE AUDIO KAISER 10 CUSTOM-FIT IN-EAR MONITOR REVIEW
March 12, 2015 Comments Off on NOBLE AUDIO KAISER 10 CUSTOM-FIT IN-EAR MONITOR REVIEW
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” While the Kaiser 10s do enjoy a certain amount of bass lift, their low end does not sound slow, sluggish, bloated, or painfully overblown. On the contrary, they offer excellent bass pitch definition, detail, transient speed, and dynamics. Thus, the listener is treated to a mildly ‘zoomed-in’ view of the low-frequency content in his or her favourite recordings—a view that reveals richly textured and densely layered pieces of important bass information of the sort that often gets lost or goes under-represented with most earphones and speaker systems.”
MRSPEAKERS ALPHA PRIME REVIEW
March 12, 2015 Comments Off on MRSPEAKERS ALPHA PRIME REVIEW
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” For some that slightly increased output of the Dogs below 120 Hz might make the bass seem weightier and more planted than the Alpha Prime. Your initial impression might actually be that the Prime is a bass light headphone as a result.”
ACCUPHASE M-6200 amplifier NEW
March 12, 2015 Comments Off on ACCUPHASE M-6200 amplifier NEW
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” Japanese legendary manufacturer Accuphase is bringing all new power amplifier in April 2015. With the output of 150, 300 and 600 watts at the load of 8, 4, and 2-ohm it was designed to drive wide range of loudspeakers. Further when briged M-6200 amplifier bring 600 and 1200 watts at 8 and 4 ohms with the damping factor of 1000.
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OPPO ha2 portable headphone amplifier review
March 12, 2015 Comments Off on OPPO ha2 portable headphone amplifier review
Sony MDR-1A Review
March 10, 2015 Comments Off on Sony MDR-1A Review
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“Classical tracks, like the opening scene in John Adams’ The Gospel According to the Other Mary, sound fantastic, with the lower register strings receiving just enough low-mid and low frequency presence to bring them out of the mix a bit, while the vocals, higher register strings, and brass remain bright, crisp, and in the spotlight”
Cambridge Azur 851A integrated amplifier Review
March 10, 2015 Comments Off on Cambridge Azur 851A integrated amplifier Review
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“Thibaudet and the Azur 851A got the cabaret-like “purring” of the holothurian just right. Pianist and amplifier seemed in sync—I could feel the varied forces of Thibaudet’s fingers as they struck the keys. At this point in my listening I could best describe the sound of the Azur 851A as relaxed and enjoyably colorful, in a class-A triode sort of way. It sounded more naturally toned and weighty than my Creek 3330 or my Line Magnetics LM-518IA, and showed none of that off-putting grayness or brittleness often heard in low-priced, high-powered amps.”
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