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I rated this only "Fine." State-of-the-art performance, sure, but inaudibly better only, than numerous choices with more features or cheaper prices.

Stereo tower speakers and a pair of subwoofers*. *I need, yes need, to hear clearly and with miminized distortion things like contrabassoon, church organ pedals, double basses and such.

Except for the storage space, which is frankly perfectly manageable even for my collection of some 3,000 or so CDs, I find playing CDs more convenient, not less. I prefer to not have to fire up a computer and monitor, launch an app, scroll through what is often for classical music a poorly...

They matter only in so far as they are robustly manufactured, and appeal to or satisfy your taste in terms of visual æsthetics.

I, for one, am hoping Schiit's published specs are accurate.

My sentiments precisely, and I had a similar experience. I didn't buy into the cable-oil stuff, but I was seriously looking at spending some major cash on tubes and such. I'm grateful for Amir's reviews and the discussions here for helping me make more informed decisions!

I have the new Hahn Ysaÿe. Absolutely fantastic! Great sound, range, and imagination. Anyone who appreciates her playing will surely like this release.

Now with an installed custom face plate:

You see, the thing is: that horse is apparently yet alive and still, yes still, kicking.

What about chunky peanut butter and neighborhood dogs?

Just be sure to load two amps so the spin cycle is balanced.

I just use my dish washer. Set it to "pots and pans" or "heavy", and "high heat" as well as "heat to dry" or the like. Also, probably don't leave it plugged in and switched on, unless you have a state-of-the-art power conditioner and very high-quality power cable. Note that some washers' doors...

Oh, man, but I really want to ask!

Can confirm. 'Cause I'm rather one of them.

You know what, you're right. I'm a measurebator and proud of it! Now, where's my t-shirt?

Thank you for this update. Here's the thing. We have a couple posters on ASR hounding us relentlessly with the supposedly critical importance of measuring SINAD at bandwidths well above 20 kHz, even up to 80 kHz or higher. I decided to take a moment to consider this. It's been remarked on...

It's hardly his point of view in itself that seems objectionable; it's his way of crudely insulting everyone he is supposedly trying to convince, and the founder of this site.

No one with pretentions of being a respected contributor should be using language like this.

It's an interesting phenomenon around here, and elsewhere, especially in "discussions" about class D amplifiers: bickering over minor distortion in frequencies so high and at such low amplitude that dogs or even bats would struggle to hear any of it.

Certainly not the enclosure itself, at least!