Klipsch Reference R-26F Review – Video
May 1, 2016 Comments Off on Klipsch Reference R-26F Review – Video
Waterfall Audio Glass Loudspeakers Review
May 1, 2016 Comments Off on Waterfall Audio Glass Loudspeakers Review
” Yet keeping the speakers safe from being dropped or other handling errors was also greatly improved by following the included, easy to read one-sheet directions found in each of the packages. So often, the operations manuals for Hi-Fi and AV gear is a multi-page opus that has little originality to it and often goes completely unnoticed until after a handling mistake has occurred. But the Waterfall Audio products are an exception, since the one-sheet directions were the first item at the top of each speaker’s box of contents; providing a clear and concise explanation of how to deal with one’s new purchase without reading a chapter of War & Peace. And the color illustrations offered a friendly opportunity to browse the handling directions that cannot be over emphasized as a critical, mostly overlooked opportunity of interacting with a new product. If only more manufacturers would apply this simple protocol to the purchasing experience, I suspect a lot less needless damage would transpire, which so often results in the return of a product due to owner error at this critical starting point: that of opening the box and setting up your new gear”
GERMAN PHYSIKS UNLIMITED MK II Review
May 1, 2016 Comments Off on GERMAN PHYSIKS UNLIMITED MK II Review
” The big question perhaps is should existing Unlimited Mk II listeners with the older crossover feel short-changed? No. The Unlimited Mk II is a good loudspeaker, whether it has the old or new crossover. Moreover, if you chose an Unlimited Mk II and picked out a good amplifier partner, a lot of what the change to the crossover actually does is academic; the revised crossover brings more amplifiers to the party, but if you already made that choice and made it well, the new crossover’s benefits in greater compatibility are not really needed. The new crossover brings a little more clarity and quite a lot more bass, but the change is more a subtle development than a radical shift in performance. I have a feeling that those who like the German Physiks sound are fans for life, and if you already have a Limited II or an Unlimited Mk II, the better option would be to consider a full-on upgrade further up the German Physiks ladder, maybe to the HRS-130 or even to the Borderland Mk IV.”
1More Triple Driver In-Ear Headphone Review – Video
April 30, 2016 Comments Off on 1More Triple Driver In-Ear Headphone Review – Video
KEF Reference 201/2 And KEF Reference 1 Speakers Review – Video
April 30, 2016 Comments Off on KEF Reference 201/2 And KEF Reference 1 Speakers Review – Video
Ming Da Dynasty Duet 300 Plus Review
April 30, 2016 Comments Off on Ming Da Dynasty Duet 300 Plus Review
“Coming bang up to date playing Låpsley’s Station on CD and the track’s evocative mix of stripped-back instrumentation, sound effects and haunting vocals is presented by the Dynasty Duet 300 Plus with sumptuousness and a sprightly snappiness. A heavily chorused, mournful keyboard sits at the back of the soundstage, rich, round and lusciously organic. Låpsley’s voice has the perfect balance of hear-through transparency alongside a honeyed richness, such that tiny nuances in her delivery are exquisitely revealed but aren’t served up desiccated. The quality of the bass kick is noteworthy again for its speed and impact and it’s hard to equate this dynamic agility and punch I’m listening to with just nine single-ended integrated watts. The track builds with unusual, pitch-shifted vocals, extra percussion and potent rhythmic hand claps and the Duet 300 Plus strikes a consummate balance of intimacy with scale, rich tone with crackling detail and razor sharp timing with an easy going, highly musical fluidity.”
Bryston Mini A Loudspeakers Review
April 30, 2016 Comments Off on Bryston Mini A Loudspeakers Review
“The midrange is truthful, honest and just a little lean. If I were to compare to the Brit small boxes that I tested before, the Mini A does not have the same level of midrange density, but do keep in mind that the Mini A is also the cheapest of the lot, costing a few thousand Ringgits less. On the other hand, the Mini A was top notch with dynamics and scale, and is comparable to others that cost much more, it handles demanding recordings excellently and portrays a large soundstage in my room with ease.”
Clarion Full Digital Sound FDS Hi-Res Car Audio – Video
April 30, 2016 Comments Off on Clarion Full Digital Sound FDS Hi-Res Car Audio – Video
Chord amplifiers & Vienna Acoustics loudspeakers – Video
April 29, 2016 Comments Off on Chord amplifiers & Vienna Acoustics loudspeakers – Video
Avalon Idea speaker Review
April 29, 2016 Comments Off on Avalon Idea speaker Review
” Avalon recommends leaving the grilles on for best sound quality, so I did just that for all of my auditioning time. The company’s speakers have always featured angled and faceted cabinets, and while the Idea speaker may be one of the company’s more affordable models, the craftsmanship is superb. The speakers are made in Boulder, Colorado, and the company documents the measurements of every driver for every speaker the company has ever produced. So if a customer needs to replace a tweeter, midrange or woofer on a 20-year-old Avalon speaker, the service department can provide a matching driver. So while these speakers are expensive, they can provide decades of enjoyment.”
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