Stax SRS-4040 Signature System II A/V Preamplifier

Stax SRS-4040 Signature System II A/V Preamplifier 

DESCRIPTION

STAX SRS-4040 Signature System II Headphone and Amplifier system.

USER REVIEWS

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[Jun 05, 2007]
Svein Erik Bakken
AudioPhile

Strength:

Amazing soundstage from lightning fast electrostatic feed by an exellente Tube amp.
You hear everything on the cd recording, just breathtaking.
Abyss deep soundstage.

Weakness:

Bad recordings will but the experience way back, bad sound in will give bad sound out.
A very long brake in time.

Have owned many Stax Earspeakers over the years and was looking forward to listen to the system II .
And at first when I listen to it I thought the sound was a little "dull" so I let it stand running for some days.
And then the magic happent, the sound was no more dull, it was starting to open up, the soundstage was as wide as I ever has heard and the mids and treble was just amazing, I was after a few days not satisfy with the bass, dont take me wrong it played very deeeeep, but at first it was a little tame.
But as I have been playing now for more than 3.months the sound still is getting better and better, and now it plays bass line with a punch I has not heard from Stax before, I know that the Earspeaker is the same SR-404 from before, so the guys at Stax must have done some magic with the Tube amp, so if you buy this set, let it play for a long time before you do some serious listening, if you have the time to wait you will be rewarded with some amazing sound.
I used this together with Cary CD303/300, Wireworld Eclipse 5.2, the connection was balanced. I also used Wireworld Aurora 5.2 power cords on both.

Similar Products Used:

Stax's other systems,

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
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