Looks like the whole room was showcasing the various brands of Dibeisi: Diamond Hill, Golden Mine and the big ones at the end: Jinbao Palace. Website here: https://www.dbslb.com
Interesting product, but that software scares me. Will keep an eye out for future iterations. I am still waiting for headphones that can give justice to Mahler's (almost) subsonic organ chords in his second symphony.
In today's world where all audio electronics seem to be integrated behind a large screen, do you still need a third party amplifier? Or would that only fit into your eighties' Suzuki?
I have a variety of Pis distributed around the house, all with a Hifiberry dac. They feed the rca or optical input of various REVO sound systems and are working well for that purpose. My main music room at present has a PI as a streamer going into a SMSL dac via USB, feeding two Adam Audio...
Thank you for another insightful review, @amirm. From what I understand reading your and the other lads' anecdotes the gist is 'Don't care about the sounds as long as reproduction is out of my face' vs 'repreduction is all that matters, whatever visual damage the spakers/gear might incur'.
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Thanks for the review @amirm, looks I will be sticking with my Crinacles. Funnily enough, I recently had the time leisure to have a listening session with my DCA Aeons, and what a difference to in ear headphones. So much more comfy and such an improved experience.
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many thanks for the test @amirm . Interesting test and even more interesting speaker. I didn't know such application (invisible speakers) exist, but I can certainly understand that there will be a significant clientel for these. Until I moved in with my wife, I had no idea that...
It's great to see that Polk is able to crank out reasonable floorstanders for a reasonable price. I bought the T50 after @amirm 's encouraging review as cheap and cheerful floorstanders for my 5.1 TV/music setup and was pleasantly surprised at the cost/performance ratio. The ES60 look to be in...
Not sure whether it is mindfulness, meditation or attentive hearing, but there is some music I have to stop reading or working and just listen. Wagner's prelude to act 1 of Lohengrin is one of those.
Spent a Semester at Case Western Reserve University. Loved every second of it. Loved the city, loved the bars, the campus and everything else. Have been to visit twice since. I might be the only European tourist who visits Cleveland voluntarily.