Audio Arts put on another SOTA system at RMAF in what I now considering to be a habit. Seriously. Clean, fast, but not lean. I know about a million audiophiles that would freak for this sound.
Audio Arts put on another SOTA system at RMAF in what I now considering to be a habit. Seriously. Clean, fast, but not lean. I know about a million audiophiles that would freak for this sound.
I first heard a Zellaton loudspeaker courtesy of Audio Arts at NYAV this past spring. Big. Black and silver. Striking — definitely striking. If you’ve ever seen (much less heard) a Zellaton loudspeaker, you’d remember […]
Andy Singer of Sound By Singer, as a longstanding New York City stereo business, is a loyal exhibitor at this show and often has two rooms with high-quality systems. Certainly, the lineup of equipment brands […]
Before, after and during. That’s when I heave out the long sigh. An audio show — any audio show — wrings that out of me. But this year, CES was … different. Whinging For me, […]
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Yes, i would be one of those million audiophiles that would die and go to heaven with the sounds from this system. Really love the trinity phono and robert koda design and the ch precision gear is gorgeous.
Had the chance to listen to CH precision with Zelaton in the Athens show as well, and i must admit that the C1 DAC is a stunning piece of equipment, very “analog” sounding