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I have an Evo 150, purchased a few months after the presentation and I am very happy with it. It was the first streaming device that allows me to forget about its existence: it simply works. I use it almost always with Tidal Connect or via HDMI as an amplifier for my TV to drive two Focal Aria...

I've had an Evo 150 since the end of 2021 and it has always worked perfectly, unlike the Naim Superuniti that preceded it and which I was happy to throw in the rubbish.

At least in Italy, Tidal prices are now identical to those of Apple Music. Amazon Music family costs one euro more per month while Qobuz is much more expensive (the family subscription with high resolution music costs €29.16/month, with the additional condition that it is paid in a single...

Since April, the two Tidal tariff plans no longer exist. Now there is a single tariff plan which, at the price of the previous lower one (€16,99/month in Italy, family version for up to 6 users) that I had chosen, offers high resolution music. I am very happy with the decision made by Tidal...

In case you missed it, ASR measured the Atom here: https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/naim-uniti-atom-review-streamer-amp.35213/

With the same objective I bought the Naim Superuniti about ten years ago and it was my worst experience ever with hi-fi equipment. I replaced it 15 months ago with a Cambridge Audio Evo 150 and now I'm satisfied because, basically, I can forget it's there - it just works. I use it with Tidal...

Sorry for those who have had issues, but my Evo 150 has been running flawlessly for over 15 months. Particularly with both Tidal and my LG oled tv via hdmi arc. The only issue, some rare "gray screen", was definitively solved with a software update about 6 months ago. I'm really glad I was able...

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1) I haven't tried that, but my Evo 150 automatically switch to on and to off in sync with my LG tv 2) I don't know 3) No 4) There are 3 screen options: light/dark/off

Hi, bladest, sorry for the joke above. My opinion: choose the amplifier that fits your budget, has the functions and the power you think you need and satisfies your aesthetic taste. There are really no other variables involved, simply because, with the exception of some tube crap, there is no...

I think they printed and framed the emails and hung them in front of their desk. Just to remember them. I do this when I get "strange" requests from my clients.

Advice accepted.

It depends on the musical genre: with rock the difference does not exceed 16.5%, with classical it can even reach 23-23.5%.

I don't know how much it drops in frequency, but this famous 1979 Telarc recording is known to literally disassemble woofers and subwoofers.

I'm really surprised that no one has mentioned The Graduate soundtrack, unless it was among the youtube videos not visible from Italy.

I have the Aria 948s and I understand that they can be problematic for the Uniti Atom. I drove them with the Superuniti before and now with the Evo150 and the latter is quite more capable of playing loud than the former at half the price. On the other hand, I don't want to find the police on my...

Cambridge Audio Evo has both.

The Naim Superuniti streamer, which I bought about 10 years ago, was by far the worst and most expensive "hi-fi" device I've ever owned: • the first unit had a very noisy toroidal transformer. Replaced under warranty with a less noisy one, but still audible at low volume; • the second unit, due...

Aria 948: width 28.5cm / depth 38.5cm without grill, 43cm with grill. I have them.

I use an iPhone / iPad to stream music over wifi to my streamers (a new Cambridge Audio Evo 150 and an old Naim Superuniti). This is a diagram of the result I can get: Spotify is no longer an option for me after the Joe Rogan affair. Apple may also offer lossless/hires music but AirPlay still...