Phase Technology PC60 CA Loudspeaker Review
August 20, 2014 Comments Off on Phase Technology PC60 CA Loudspeaker Review
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“The PC60 CA pair grew on me. I became quite fond of them, and before each listening session looked forward to spending time with them. If someone were to tell me that these were to be my last pair of speakers, or they were my “desert island” speaker, I would be absolutely fine with that”
Manley Neo-Classic 500 monoblocks
August 19, 2014 Comments Off on Manley Neo-Classic 500 monoblocks
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‘Don’t be in hurry in judging the Manley 500 monoblocks. They need a long and patient run-in of about one hundred hours, during which you will have all the time to appreciate the gradual sound improvement and learn how to live with them happily”
Cypher Labs Theorem 720 DAC & headphone amplifier review
August 19, 2014 Comments Off on Cypher Labs Theorem 720 DAC & headphone amplifier review
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“The M500 ultimately paved the way to a better descriptive handle on the Theorem’s core essence: ballsy below the waist with a creamy-cool midrange and top end. Think: 500g rump steak smothered in mushroom sauce.”
Naim DAC-V1 Digital To Analogue Converter/NAP100 Power Amplifier REVIEW
August 19, 2014 Comments Off on Naim DAC-V1 Digital To Analogue Converter/NAP100 Power Amplifier REVIEW
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“I ran my well-used set of Sennheiser HD650 ‘phones into the DAC-V1 with my Marantz SA8260 SACD player again connected to one of the optical inputs. It didn’t take long for me to grasp just how superb this headphone stage is – the clarity and detail levels are as good as anything I’ve ever heard from a dedicated headamp, while dynamics are delivered with an authority that needs to be heard. Interestingly enough, the sound quality from the DAC-V1’s headphone stage is much more like the traditional Naim sound I’m used to – slightly lean but oh so fast.”
Centrance DAC/amp Review
August 18, 2014 Comments Off on Centrance DAC/amp Review
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“The only thing we didn’t get was a long battery life, as that ended up being sacrificed for power instead. And power it has aplenty, presenting a wide and spacious sound through everything from low-impedance and low-sensitivity planers through to high-impedance HD-800s”
Fidue A31s IEM Head Phone Review
August 18, 2014 Comments Off on Fidue A31s IEM Head Phone Review
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“Its sound is best described as a warm with a bit of midbass emphasis. Lower treble is smooth and quite linear but where I hear in the upper regions in great detail out of the AKG K3003, I have to strain to make out and only faintly in the Fidue”
Conrad-Johnson MF2550 SE Amplifier
August 18, 2014 Comments Off on Conrad-Johnson MF2550 SE Amplifier
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“Overall, the MF2550 SE has a very dynamic, extended sound. Those of you who remember the company’s early solid-state amplifiers and who did not experience the Premier 350 will be stunned at just how spectacular this new amplifier sounds, especially considering how well CJ is known for vacuum-tube amplifiers.”
Beyerdynamic T5p Headphone Review
August 17, 2014 Comments Off on Beyerdynamic T5p Headphone Review
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“The midrange is glorious, detailed, forward and it redefines clear. They midrange is delicate and reminiscent of crystal, a very transparent crystal”
Boulder’s 865 Integrated Amplifier Review
August 17, 2014 Comments Off on Boulder’s 865 Integrated Amplifier Review
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“So if you’ve always lusted for Boulder amplification and thought it was out of reach, consider the 865 as either the Boulder for you, or your stepping stone into the Boulder range. Either way you can’t lose.”
Bache Audio 001 Loudspeaker Review
August 17, 2014 Comments Off on Bache Audio 001 Loudspeaker Review
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“Though the sound of an “augmented widebander” speaker is a function of all its parts (i.e., drivers, cabinet, cross-over), the widebander has the most significant contribution. Speaker manufacturers who use wideband drivers do so because such drivers tend to be “punchy” and coherent”
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