Westone W60 Audiophile In-Ear – Video
August 30, 2016 Comments Off on Westone W60 Audiophile In-Ear – Video
AUDIO RESEARCH GSI75 INTEGRATED AMPLIFIER $16,000 REVIEW
August 29, 2016 Comments Off on AUDIO RESEARCH GSI75 INTEGRATED AMPLIFIER $16,000 REVIEW
” As enjoyable as digital was, I remain first and foremost a vinyl aficionado, partly because it sounds so darned good, partly because it reminds me of my childhood spinning black gold. It’s comforting to know that not everything from the good old days has gone by the wayside; indeed, vinyl is making a comeback. So onto the Continuum Caliburn I plopped that wonderful disc, The Persuasions’ We Came to Play, as soulful an album as ever was recorded”
Merging Technologies NADAC $10,500 – Review
August 29, 2016 Comments Off on Merging Technologies NADAC $10,500 – Review
“Compared to the very impressive MOON by Simaudio Nēo 280D MiND (see review, the NADAC offered up a more refined sound image, where every last piece of the sonic puzzle simply gelled in a more convincing manner. There were times when I let Roon Radio take over track selection so I was delighted with the surprise of musical choices and their accompanying sounds. I learned a number of things from this experience including how good Marissa Nadler’s music sounds, how well the NADAC deals with acoustic music, and how the NADAC can handle the hard stuff without getting the least bit tipsy.
UNIQUE MELODY MAVERICK REVIEW
August 29, 2016 Comments Off on UNIQUE MELODY MAVERICK REVIEW
“On the upper mids: this is a very important area for me. When an IEM gives sibilance it immediately becomes a disappointment to me. Fortunately the Maverick is also successful with the upper mid control: it never sounds harsh if the recording and the source have reasonable quality. Another plus here.”
BOWERS & WILKINS 803 D3 FLOORSTANDING LOUDSPEAKER REVIEW
August 28, 2016 Comments Off on BOWERS & WILKINS 803 D3 FLOORSTANDING LOUDSPEAKER REVIEW
” I didn’t mention it before but this is a ported speaker; the port points down at the base so you don’t see it and it’s so well tuned that you don’t hear it either. As a long time transmission line user, I have grown sensitized to port character, but couldn’t detect any extra bloom to the bass with the 803 D3. What was easy to hear is supremely articulate, precise, and yet musically fluent sound quality with a range of sources and amplifiers, but this level of transparency means that the less able partnering equipment is very easy to identify”
Puro Sound Labs’ headphones Review – Video
August 28, 2016 Comments Off on Puro Sound Labs’ headphones Review – Video
Rogue Audio Cronus Magnum II Review
August 28, 2016 Comments Off on Rogue Audio Cronus Magnum II Review
” Here the Rogue delivers a muscular sound with wide ranging dynamics and plenty of punch. It’s not afraid of the seismic crescendos in this piece, and renders them with solidity and composure.”
PAI AUDIO MR2 REVIEW
August 28, 2016 Comments Off on PAI AUDIO MR2 REVIEW
“Bass on the MR2 isn’t undercooked but it does sound a little soft and lacking in definition at times with some minor bleed into the mids. Sub-bass is somewhat rolled off below 50Hz so extension on both ends is not spectacular. The majority of the bass action is higher up from 100HZ onwards. It’s not a lean bass presentation by any stretch of the imagination and it has good enough impact to sound at home with dynamic bass performances from the likes of Justice and their bombastic talk box driven “Civilization”. I would love for Pai just to drop the elevation by 2-3dB on the mid and upper bass and increase sub-bass by 1-2dB though that may not be possible with their dual BA design.
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Lawrence Audio Violin SE Loudspeakers $8,500 Review
August 27, 2016 Comments Off on Lawrence Audio Violin SE Loudspeakers $8,500 Review
” I was so impressed with the Cubist connection that I set up the left speaker `appropriately ‘ in front of my own prized Cubist influenced painting. With minor modification of toe-in and distance from the back wall to optimize sound, it remained there throughout my review, where I felt it belonged; I think it truly felt at home.”
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