ZMF Headphones Blackwood Review
March 9, 2015 Comments Off on ZMF Headphones Blackwood Review
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” In reality the mids goes pretty evenly all the way until the upper midrange. Only as you move into the treble do things sit back a little, until then, it is damn balanced. I do find that while the midrange is even, the upper midrange, female vocals and the likes, have some more decay giving them a slight prominence to my ears. Because of this I did find male vocals to sometimes feel just a bit loose but mainly in comparison to how focussed they sound with female vocals”
Wilson Audio Specialties Duette Series 2 loudspeaker $22,500/pair Review
March 8, 2015 Comments Off on Wilson Audio Specialties Duette Series 2 loudspeaker $22,500/pair Review
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“I’m far more concerned about low-frequency performance—and far more discriminating, even though my system is pocked with mild irregularities and the low-frequency comb-filter effects they produce. In my room, the Duettes’ deep-bass power and extension were surprisingly good for their size. ”
Revel Performa F208 Review
March 8, 2015 Comments Off on Revel Performa F208 Review
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“The F208 really does sound like a big loudspeaker, with tremendous low frequency extension and bass weight. It has a rich and velvety tonality; the speaker’s top end is lusciously smooth and ‘relaxed’ and notably free of undue sibilance on vocals. ”
Gryphon Audio Pendragon Four Chassis Loudspeaker system review
March 8, 2015 Comments Off on Gryphon Audio Pendragon Four Chassis Loudspeaker system review
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“My little experience with reel to reel tape is that the good tapes and recordings almost always sound fuller throughout the entire bandwidth. To simplify, the low bass will go to the extreme low (depends on the capability of the loudspeaker in use), the mid is weightier and sweeter and the high is filled with energy and detail, all under tight control”
Esoteric Grandioso P1 SACD/CD Transport Review
March 8, 2015 Comments Off on Esoteric Grandioso P1 SACD/CD Transport Review
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“The D1’s USB input supports asynchronous data transmission at rates of up to 32/384 PCM, 2.8MHz DSD, and 5.6MHz double DSD. Transmission of 2.8MHz DSD is also supported by the ES-LINK4 and optical inputs. The inclusion of native DSD processing corrects a significant source of annoyance for owners of Esoteric’s prior flagship DAC, the D-02: while many of the inexpensive flavor-of-the-month DACs could handle native DSD, the D-02 could not.”
Ultimate Ears Reference Monitor Review
March 7, 2015 Comments Off on Ultimate Ears Reference Monitor Review
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” Sonically, as well, the UERM did very little – really nothing – to call attention to itself. In fact, it wasn’t long after I started playing with them that TIDAL’s lossless streaming service officially launched, and with that a marked increase in my time spent listening to music.”
Plinius Inspire 980 Integrated Amplifier Review
March 7, 2015 Comments Off on Plinius Inspire 980 Integrated Amplifier Review
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“But most importantly, the phonostage is dead quiet and, like the rest of the amplifier, it does not exaggerate or embellish. The Ortofon 2M has a similar sound, so if that’s your fancy, I can’t suggest this cartridge highly enough. Those wanting a bit more mellow/warm/euphonic sound should consider the Grado Reference Master 1 Moving Iron cartridge. With a 5-mV output and requiring 47K loading, the Grado will add a bit of warmth to your system’s tonality, which is especially useful if your record collection consists of mostly jazz and classic rock.”
VM Audio EXAT30 Bluetooth Speaker Review – Revieqw
March 7, 2015 Comments Off on VM Audio EXAT30 Bluetooth Speaker Review – Revieqw
Icon Audio MB90 MkIIm-150 Review
March 7, 2015 Comments Off on Icon Audio MB90 MkIIm-150 Review
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“It seemed that the Icon pair could always give the music a lively bounce. With Kings Of Leon and Come Around Sundown [Sony] the Icons gave you the power of the drums and bass (even though the bass weight was moderate), and revelled in the over-the-top guitar sounds.”
Plinius Inspire 980 Integrated Amplifier Review
March 7, 2015 Comments Off on Plinius Inspire 980 Integrated Amplifier Review
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“The Inspire 980 costs $4,450, which is not chump change. But given the quality of all the elements within—amp, preamp, DAC and phonostage—it’s actually something of a value-oriented purchase. Yes, you can get greater realism and refinement from more expensive standalone equipment, like Plinius’s own reference-level products. ”
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