Signal Projects

True Life Audio SSP-1 Preamplifier and SSA-300 Monoblock Amplifiers | REVIEW

May 2, 2021 // 3 Comments

Before we get to True Life Audio, I would like to tell you a story. Once upon a time there was this handsome young prince doctor busting his cojones working for the local [...]

Aries Cerat impresses in Munich | High End 2019

June 2, 2019 // 0 Comments

This could have also been entitled Horns the European way mk3, as I have already covered Cassaro and Tune Audio for this year’s Munich show. Aries Cerat comes from [...]

RMAF 2018: Verity Audio Montsalvat System

November 8, 2018 // 3 Comments

I’ve been a fan of the Parsifal loudspeakers from Verity Audio for a while now, having heard several nice systems with them. But I was unprepared for what High [...]

AXPONA 2018: High Fidelity Services, Verity Audio, and Trilogy Audio Systems prove that size doesn’t matter (again)

May 20, 2018 // 0 Comments

An emotional journey into political contemplation and social suffering wasn’t what I expected to leave the Verity Audio room with. The delivery medium however; compelling, [...]

AXPONA 2018: High Fidelity Services, Neat Acoustics prove that size doesn’t matter

May 19, 2018 // 1 Comment

Paul Manos of High Fidelity Services in Hingham, Massachusetts is a perennial show favourite. Their exhibit at this year’s Axpona was no different. Paul was pulling [...]

Review: HiFiMan Susvara headphones, assault on the state of the art

February 24, 2018 // 0 Comments

This is not for the faint of heart, or wallet. If you think headphones have reached overwhelmingly high prices spare your time and don’t read this review. You have been [...]

Metaxas Ikarus integrated amplifier review

January 27, 2018 // 3 Comments

This is an article that first appeared in our new online PDF, downloadable magazine The Occasional last fall in it’s inaugural edition. We’ll be rolling out [...]

RMAF 2017: Neat’s new Xplorer has small footprint, big sound

November 1, 2017 // 0 Comments

The Iota Xplorer, a new speaker from Neat Acoustics, is only 29-inches high. Still, it towers over its older brother, the Iota Alpha, which stands just 16-inches tall. Both [...]

AXPONA 2017: Less is more for Neat, Audia Flight

June 6, 2017 // 0 Comments

Some audiophiles have an unfortunate tendency to judge equipment at first glance by appearance alone. Often they are guilty of stereotyping products, as in, “Small speaker? [...]

RMAF 2016: High Fidelity Services Pulls Neat Trick, Takes Flight

November 14, 2016 // 0 Comments

When trudging down the hallways of a hotel packed with $200K+ systems, finding an exhibit making great sound at a more affordable level is almost as refreshing as [...]