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This is great work! Keep the RPi hat reviews coming. I’d like to see the winner of this showdown!

Great work! Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to see what’s coming up next from you.

I’ll quadruple your pay, no wait, I’ll give you an order of magnitude. $0 * 10 = $0. Don’t spend it all one place! Joking aside, thanks for another review!

Just wondering if the mud and paint dampens a specific frequency range that tames the unwieldy parts a bit.

Curious as to how much the mud and paint would change the sound signature. Thanks!

With a sub out it’s missing a high pass mode for the speakers (adjustable crossover frequency would be ideal). Otherwise decent performance for the price, and XLR(!); voted fine. Thanks Amir and Fosi.

Thanks for the review! Glad to see more towers!

Not sure what this has to offer over other products other than matching a DAC if you already have it.

Sounds like a problem many of us wouldn’t mind having. ;) Thanks for the review!

Still a great amp. Too bad it costs so much!

Yes.

Yes it is.

You’re right on the processor part. Funny how my anger/annoyance towards the industry comes out when it wasn’t even warranted here. LOL

More like outdated in 2-3 years. AVRs should be upgradable; why not keep the amplification part separate from the AV processing?

I’m not so sure. With all that bass Amir is talking about you might hit the brown note. (J/k of course!)

I would recommend a heavy consideration on what others out there are measuring and pick one or two measurements that might help “draw in the crowd.” More specifically and importantly though, evaluate what ASR critics are posting/sharing in terms of measurements, not just expensive flowery words...

What about (desktop) DACs and AVRs? Are those in scope as well? For the latter it’s sadly needed!

How would you even set the level correctly without an analyzer to know when your amp is clipping or actually at 0dB?

Thanks for the review! Golfing panther must need a vacation by now. LOL

Look at that lack of distortion!