I had the Denali 6000/S v2 for a while before the Typhon arrived. Indeed, each of these power distributors can be used standalone. The Denali 6000/S v2 by itself was a delight and I could only have written a glowing review. In combination with the Typhon T2, I found new depths in each and every record I listened to.
Hello SECRETS readers! It's time to turn our attention to the west coast again (namely Seattle) to present our coverage of the Pacific Audio Fest 2023. Long...
The Koru is a high-end phono stage at a mid-range price. The bold/elegant styling looks at home next to the fanciest of gear and the refined JFET amplification brings your record’s grooves into the room in an equally bold and elegant fashion.
The DiDs can also be had with a flat black finish. Other isolation devices by Daedalus: The DiD-SPK, a heavy brass puck for under speakers, specifically speakers with spikes. I am very much in the firm, not squishy, foundation for speakers.
Affordable giant-killing Headphones from CEntrance. Solidly built, very comfortable headphones with a pro-audio pedigree. CEntrance may be a latecomer...
I can still remember vividly when I met Paul de Benedictis of the pro audio company CEntrance. It was near the end of a Rocky Mountain Audio Fest in 2012...
One look at the L1000 from Astell & Kern and you would know immediately why I requested one for review. This company, known for some of the best high end sound available in portables as well as beautiful designs must have had an itch to apply those skills to something a little larger.
Big and easy step into audiophilia. From a consumer electronics point of view, and probably no other, things seem to be getting better. Easy setup and use, completely engaging sonics.
Rick has been into audio ever since 9th grade when he commandeered a Pioneer receiver and Celestion speakers that his dad received in trade for a rusty station wagon. The stereo's original owner was forced into the deal by his newly pregnant wife. Hopefully that kid was re-exposed to hifi at a later date. Rick went on to make many extravagant stereo and home theater purchases of his own, not to mention LP's, CD's and DVD's. All financed by Rick's job as an engineer and engineering manager deep in the computer industry (ASIC design). When he's not listening or watching he might be working on the next screenplay for GenerosityFilms or painting.