Karlaka
Member
Good afternoon, everyone.
Personally, I maintain that Fosi is capable of producing assemblies of quite respectable quality. In fact, the design and build quality of the V3 Stereo (and the mono version, too) strike me as more than acceptable—actually better than what Apollon offers in its entry-level line.
Fosi could easily fit two NC500x modules and two power supplies into a chassis like the V3 Stereo's, just in a larger format.
If they intend to charge the same price as Apollon, VTV (I like their understated design), Peachtree, etc., they will also need to offer high-quality binding posts, switches, and connectors.
If they want to raise the bar even higher, they could offer something truly striking yet classic—avoiding that futuristic design that looks like it came straight out of a teenage gamer's room.
I’m sharing what I personally consider to be a very attractive concept. I am, of course, open to criticism and differing opinions.
Regards.
Personally, I maintain that Fosi is capable of producing assemblies of quite respectable quality. In fact, the design and build quality of the V3 Stereo (and the mono version, too) strike me as more than acceptable—actually better than what Apollon offers in its entry-level line.
Fosi could easily fit two NC500x modules and two power supplies into a chassis like the V3 Stereo's, just in a larger format.
If they intend to charge the same price as Apollon, VTV (I like their understated design), Peachtree, etc., they will also need to offer high-quality binding posts, switches, and connectors.
If they want to raise the bar even higher, they could offer something truly striking yet classic—avoiding that futuristic design that looks like it came straight out of a teenage gamer's room.
I’m sharing what I personally consider to be a very attractive concept. I am, of course, open to criticism and differing opinions.
Regards.