Reviews

COMING SOON TO SOUND GALLERY Craig Joyce finds himself totally surrounded by this new premium-priced 16-channel AV processor… Read the complete review via link https://www.stereonet.com/au/reviews/arcam-av41-av-processor-review

“The G1.1 breathes purity, clarity, and control without unnatural edge or that awful leanness that accompanies poorly done digital replay…I’m going to stick to purity as a defining characteristic of the ARIES G1.1 because all of the music I experienced through it had this quality. From dead silence, to a whisper, to an all out

“For some lesser brands, offering a copious feature set and superb user experience would have sufficed. But Auralic’s entry-level streamer doesn’t economise on audio quality either: the G1.1 is a smooth, organic-sounding performer, offering a vivid sense of detail and timing – without over analysing or offering the definitive insight you might discover higher up

“The DG-1S manages to build on the performance of the original in every respect, and does so while also going a long way to alleviating my concerns over user-friendliness. This is still a striking – and decidedly unconventional – record player, but it asks very little of its owners in day-to-day use, then goes on to

Mohammed Samji of Part Time Audiophile for his visit and subsequent review of the Momentum S250 MxV Stereo Amplifier. Mohammed visited Dan D’Agostino during the upgrade of his personal Momentum S250 Stereo Amplifier to the Momentum S250 MxV performance level. He documents the entire tear down and rebuild process that every Momentum amplifier goes through during the MxV upgrade process. The above

Jason Kennedy studies the Auralic Altair G2.1, exploring the various configurations from direct connection to ATC active speakers, to digital source only and connections through passive pre-amplifiers.  As with all reviews, there is a bit of Kool-Aid being consumed, however Jason balances this with real world experience and examples to give a great insight into

Craig Joyce from Stereonet writes about F704 by Fyne Audio: “The ability of the Fyne Audio F704 to deftly display large dynamic shifts and room-shaking bass, while still conjuring up a vast soundstage is quite the engineering achievement.” And, “if you’re shopping for a pair of seriously large and capable floorstanding loudspeakers, this should be at the

Marten Parker Trio Diamond Edition Floorstanding Speaker ReviewAn amazing ability to separate each of the instruments and vocals in the soundscape.Review By Tom Lyle https://www.enjoythemusic.com/superioraudio/equipment/1122/Marten_Parker_Trio_Diamond_Edition_Floorstanding_Speaker_Review.htm