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, from New York, NY, USA Summary:
I've heard the Jeff Rowland models and the Krells. Sonically, this is in the same league. Like the Jeff Rowland models, it has two sets of balanced (XLR) outputs. I got a very good deal on a 3-month-old unit in mint condition, which made it a bargain. The remote is heavy and slightly over-sized, although it works from far away and at odd angles. My German friends equate this heft with 'quality,' but what can you expect from people who build BMWs? On the whole, it's built like a BMW: precisely-milled, heavy, thick metal that is more-than-securely bolted together. It will probably survive the apocalypse. Maybe the meek will use mine when they inherit the earth. Strengths:
Very clear sound throughout spectrum; especially high end: does not sound like it came from a tin can. Weaknesses:
I have one of the original units. Some of the control features do not work, (e.g., A function that allows the two channels to have different volumes) but none that interfere with the sound. Similar Products Used:
None with the same configuration of speakers, amplifiers & cables. Currently: Sonus Faber Extremas, Dynaudio Confidence 3s, DH Labs Q-10 & air matrix cables, Krell Amplifier
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