Dear Tarun, thanks to your reviews in part, I chose the Dali Minuet SE to accompany the Hegel H95. I now listen to CD and streaming through this wonderful combination in a 15x12 tv room and it’s sublime. All the best.
Hi Tarun, very enjoyable and informative, I'm 75 with failing hearing and after all these years I can still quite easily tell when an amp is having problems with the load its driving, when you have trouble hearing some things other things come to the fore. Your review made me think about that again, once again thanks very thought provoking .
Outstanding review! You've done it again, wich does not suprise me anymore. Please contiue to keep this very high standard...rare to find this days elsewhere.
@@abritishaudiophile7314 i agree this has been the best review i have seen so far on a Hegel amplifier, but now after watching this you make me want to upgrade my H90 to the H190 😆
Dear Tarun, one more excellent review. Not only gives us a chance to learn about a piece of equipment but most important understand how they work. You’ve topped yourself so far in 2021. Content is great as always but presentation constantly improves. You have two of the most missed qualities in almost everything nowadays: knowledge and honesty. Keep the good work Looking forward to watching the next ones
@@abritishaudiophile7314 Hola, encantado de saludarle. Tengo que tomar una decisión para una habitación de nueve m cuadrados. Hegel h 120, Harbelh p3esr ó kef ls50 meta? Podrá esté amplificador con estás cajas.? Gracias
Great review, again! 27K subscribers 👍🏼 I hope the audio brands are taking note. And thanks for not trying to be too cool or coming across as superior like some of the other RU-vid reviewers.
@@abritishaudiophile7314 I'm hoping for a comparison of PS Audio's Sprout100 with the Audiolab 6000A and the Iota VX SA3, to get your opinion on how the Class D Sprout compares sonically. They're more in my budget range than the Hegel H95.
@@abritishaudiophile7314 I have also written to PS Audio requesting them to reach out to you for a review of the Sprout100, while sending them a link of your Hegel H95 review. I hope something comes out of it.
My ears perked up when you mentioned the H95s ability to render at low listening levels. Mid to low volume is my preferred range but I also realize that the speaker I eventually choose will come into play in a big way. I also now realize that perhaps I should be considering a Hegel that offers a bit more current ... perhaps the 120 or 190? As well, I am totally sold on the Hegel "all in one" feature (Streaming, DAC etc.). You mentioned the Amphion Argon 1 speaker. If it wasn't for this review I'd probably have never heard of Amphion. Turns out there are 2 distributors here in Canada and 1 is about a six hour drive. Amphions website touts their speakers ability to render midrange. This really intrigues me. I look forward to your review of this speaker. Thanks for another interesting and extremely well presented review.
Thank you again for a delightful and very thorough review. T I agree that comparisons provide us the best (if not the only) understanding where and how a product land, and comparing this to higher and lower components where spot on! Have a great weekend
Well you absolutely right when you say it is a “well reviewed amplifier”! In fact all the Hegel amplifiers appear to have been reviewed by all the RU-vid reviewers! The marketing people have done a great job promoting this product.
Always pleased to see another review from you Tarun. You are not afraid to call it as you see it, and your methods are more scientific than other reviewers. Production also seems to be improving. You are starting to give John Darko a run for his money. ( I enjoy you both. ) See you next time.
Thank you Richard. Learning video editing skills all the time. I probably give Darko a run for his money the same way a Fiat 500 gives a Ferrari 488 a run for it’s money 😂 Nothing wrong with a Fiat 500 though 😊👍
AMPHION ARGON ONES paired with the HAGEL H95 sounds and looks great but I think I'll wait for the upcoming reviews before I make a final decision on speakers & amp, after all someone with your knowledge/experience, presentation and now editing skills, one would be mad not to!
Thank you sir. Another enjoyable, informative review. I find the comparisons in your reviews most helpful. And as the ProAc responses are imho the gold standard for stand-mount speakers, I can absolutely trust your ears. Stay well.
@@abritishaudiophile7314 Now I watched it. A fine review! I considered buying a Hegel amplifier, but I went for a Denon PMA-2500NE to match my pair of Dali Rubicon 6 as it had everything I both wanted and needed and nothing more. I got a nice price on both second hand! It's a lovely combo, I can highly recommend giving it a listen if you get the chance once! Also, as a Norwegian I think it's cool that you use a Hegel as your main amplifier! Cheers, see you in the next video!
Thank you for the video! I really like your style to review things! Informative, detailed and many sided. Slight technical aspect is always welcomed. Always get the feeling that I gained more than just 20 minutes of entertainment after watching your video. Also, hyped to hear your thoughts on those Amphion Argon1 speakers! There isn't that much reviews about those online.
I took your advice and got myself this Hegel H95 instead of the Audiolab 6000a. Since you told me about speaker upgrade, I put the Elac DBR62 to the office and got myself Audiovector QR1. The combo is amazing. Now on to the quest for an amp at the office hahaa. Thinking about Rotel A11 or the NAD C338 that you reviewed. Thanks a bunch, Tarun. Wouldn’t wanna miss any of your videos. Keep em coming!
Hi Tarun. Another balanced and informative review. You’ve certainly got me interested in Hegel as a brand and once all this lockdown stuff is out of the way, will demo the 95. I have recently had dems of a few amps to slot in my vinyl system. The SuperNait (7/10), the Aethos (8/10), the Elicit (9/10) and a leftfield demo of the Leben CS300F. An easy (10/10). I was amazed what this amp was capable of and it is now at the top of my list of possible amps. Expensive like the Aethos, but worth saving a little harder for. Once again, great review.
Even when I'm not interested in buying this product it's always a pleasure to listen to your reviews. It would be interesting to see if you can get close to the performance of the bigger brother with a very sensitive speaker (92+db).
Great video, Tarun! I'm so glad I found your channel during the pandemic. Towards the end of the video, you referenced a few amps that have better current-driving capabilities at this price point. Would you be able to tell us which amps those would be? Can' wait to see those reviewed. Keep up the great work!
Good question. There are quite a few below £2,000 but below £1,500 the Audiolab 8300A and the Roksan Kandy K3 come to mind. Hope to get them both in. Thank you for watching 😊👍
How great the H 95 sounds compared to the other amps obviously also depends on the speakers. Comparing theHh95 and H190 here (don’t have a 160) and the Pass Labs INT-60 on Martin Logan ESL 15, B&W 802, Magnepan 30.2 and Magnepan LRS+, the Hegel H95 drives even the 2-3 ohm impedance LRS+ in a 62 foot x by 28 foot room with 14’ foot ceilings to massive levels. Hanging a sub off the var lines does nothing to deplete its reserves. The other amps, obviously do great as well. But my point is that the H 95 has massive current and power reserves and even with the hardest to drive speakers, can work magic!
There seem to be some amplifier brands like Hegel that garner many reviews and some others who make v good amplifiers like Atoll who get few if any. I keep on enjoying your reviews even for products I would never consider buying. Onwards and upwards. Stay well. Daniel
Thanks for the great review! What i was waiting for! Just wondering Would this go well with the KEF LS50 Metas? New Subscriber. Look forward to watching you content. Cheers
Good day Tarun, I enjoy your comprehensive and seemingly objective commentary. Should you find the time and able to obtain access to some additional amplifiers, possible you might consider these? On your side of the Pond and British made the REGA ELEX-R, or on my side something like a BRYSTON 2.5B3. Be well!
Thank you Tarun, I wish I had seen your review of the Hegel H160 prior to purchasing my Hegel H90. It is exactly the low volume muddiness that I hate the most. Sorry, I don't remember your word choice for the H160. At upper volumes it is really sweet but when I want it a bit lower, it seems to lose all detail and space. Not sure if adding an external power amp and using the H90 as a pre-amp would make a difference? Maybe just a different amp is the solution? I'll have to investigate availability (US) of the Exposure amps you like. Just trying to relay the qualities of sound into words has got to be a taxing process. You do an amazing job of it. Thanks
Thank you. That is very kind. Low level listenability was an issue with the previous generation Hegels, H90 and H160. It is much better with the new amps employing Sound Engine 2, the H95 and H190. I think a new amp is probably the right way to go. Good luck 👍😊👍
My system is at least 15 years old now. I am very happy with it except the speaker drivers are now starting to fail. I also no longer need a CD player and would like to take advantage of hires lossless formats. So I'm thinking of replacing the drivers in the speakers and selling the lot. The problem I have is that my mind tells me I should consider the new components people are raving about such as a Hegel amp, Buchart or maybe KEF speakers (stand mount probably). But my heart just wants to get the latest versions of the Zingali speakers and a Unison Unico Due amp. Both will be an upgrade to my current set up. I am fairly sure if I do that I will not be disappointed and I will not jump on the merry-go-round of matching components again - so there is some sensible reason to the second choice. If I choose the tried and tested option I will always wonder about the alternative but I am worried if I go for something very different I will end up wanting to change shortly after. Listening is the obvious advice but nowhere has all the options under one roof and Covid restrictions is going to make it even more difficult.
I think that you have two categories of us, one that tries out many new exiting components, constantly trying to find the perfect pairings etc. The other group just wants to get a really good system and uses that same system for 10-20 years. If you are of the second category, I think it makes sense to go for products that are the end of their 'product lifespan', as soon as the discounts kick in. You can get a few tiers above your price point, making most innovations irrelevant. Sticking to the same company is also nice - continued support ;)
@@alphaniner3770 I'm really a member of the the later group. Despite being a technical person I'm in it to enjoy the music not the electronics. Buying end of line products does have another benefit that they have had more listening so peoples opinions on them should be more accurate and technically the engineering should be at it's best for that fundamental design. Plus it just doesn't feel sensible to buy a new system without listening to alternatives.
I also belong to the second category - last year I started replacing my components that were between 16 and 20 years old. I must say that the better reviewers (including this one) manage to give a really good impression of what to expect. I like listening to and reading reviews. In Covid times going to listen at a store is difficult indeed. On the other hand, the ability to listen to good music at home was never more important.
@@alphaniner3770 Home trial is what everyone talks about but do shops really send out components without the customer paying for them? If not do they really refund you if you don't like the component? There is no shop that stocks all the component options under one roof.
@@earthstick I wanted to say that music is very important now we are all sort of locked up in our homes... But my experience is that good shops allow you to send stuff back. In 2020 I ordered an Advance Paris CD player - that was disappointing to me - and I had it returned it without any costs. Currently I have an order for Tekton loudspeakers - that will be shipped over from the States to Europe. Tekton has a free return period of 60 days. I don't think that I will not be satisfied, but if not, it is probably easier to sell the speakers locally, instead of paying for shipping them back.
First Thanks for your review, very detailed and informative. Everyone talks about sonic difference between a japanese and european amplifiers, I really want to see a marantz amplifier in your reviews and know your idea about sound difference, I always believed japanese amplifiers gives more bang for the buck.
Thank you so much for this review! It’s exactly what I was hoping for. I currently run the iota sa3 with magnepan lrs speakers. It’s not not ideal, but sounds great until I get past 80db, where it obviously loses control over those hungry speakers. I have been wanting a Hegel amp for a while due to the audio excellence reviews that fawn over the Maggie/Hegel magic combo. I still have doubts about whether the h95 will have enough current to drive them past 80db. I’m not a loud listener, but I would like to get closer to 85 or maybe 90 without sounding broken. NextBestThing studio says the h90 and 95 pair very well with the lrs, so I guess the next step is to plunk some cash down and try it out.
I’ve heard any damping factor over 500 only really shows up on the bench and soon as you apply a “real” load you won’t see it. I have no idea if it’s true or not. I do appreciate the technical explanation of the Soundengine. Hegel seems like a very good choice especially for those looking for an all in one integrated (dac and streaming included).
Thank you Tarun for your review as well as your effort to better explain what you say. I love music, good music, being trapped since the very early of 1970’s. In the years followed I had a lot of equipment in my hands but never at the very high ends of the spectrum. From that time, I discovered, little by little, that I could also find respectable equipment second hand or ex-display. So, reviews seem to be very good for the future. I also have some limited knowledge on electronics (reading technical books of course), and I have designed and constructed, or modified, as DIY audio amplifiers, in a non-professional basis (I am a structural engineer in real life). After some point, looking the schematics of, otherwise well-respected companies, either of my equipment or others, I have concluded that (for devices in the area of 1500 pounds, talking for amplifiers only): • all were lacking “expensive” materials. • the many of them were trying to construct the, as possible, shorter path to their schematics (e.g., removing pre-drivers from the output stage, avoiding a more stable feeding of current to the input stage or the VAS), so to reduce pcb area and materials. • to constrain the use proper transformers or heatsinks. Why is that (to my opinion always)? This is because every penny they put on their devices is coming to the market more than 5 times up(!) and so they forced to build, in patrial or in full, their devices in China. I believe this is the reason to now see SMD parts (and probably multilayer PCB’s) on an otherwise good performing devices such as this Hegel 95 amp. SMD devices are cheaply assembled using robots and multilayer PCBs reduce the cost of the casing. Also a very limited heatsink, again such as this one, that at the end will limit the performance of the device if someone would try to use it at high levels for long periods (from overheating). I am opposing to SMDs because resistors are small and are thus behave nonlinear or producing noise, the use of ordinary capacitors instead of high-quality ones (are bigger and through hole) or their repair inability. High current, on the other hand, is a feature that I understand as the PSU capability to deliver (i.e., excessive sugging of an undersized transformer or from lacking proper supply capacitance). Because all these measurements refer to simple sinewave signal over an output resistor, to me again, simple ohms law is governing i.e., less current means less sustainable output voltage. To this end I believe that the capability, of an amplifier, to deliver high output current can be shown looking the distance of the delivered power it has at 4 ohms from the double of that for 8 ohms. Concluding: In this business again, money is the dictating parameter, and not the money given for the device but the one for the promoting factors (advertise, shops, intermediates etc). I have the hope that the internet is the way to, somehow, reduce this cost (not the promoting factors but the allowances they put each time the product passes from their hands). Sorry for the long text and, probably, the bad English of mine.
Tried to like the DAC section on this amp for a full year but couldn't get my head around the sibilance and narrow soundstage I was getting... experienced with a cheap Micromega MyDac I had laying around and instantly realised how fantastic this amp sounds. I would say that the internal DAC should be avoided if streaming is your main listening medium as even a modest well designed DAC will put it to shame.
Great review!! The inside of the Hegel is as impressive and sophisticated as your review!! I would definitely audition their products higher up their line. But forgive me for saying they’re ugly as-f for their price, I would certainly appreciate at least a machined and anodised face plate., let’s see if the performance can overcome that. Well done Taran, keep up the good work!!
Wouldn't say Hegel amps are ugly. They are plain and understated and don't look like a premium amp. However this does have the advantage that it won't look dated over the years as technology improves. The NAD M10 and M33 look futuristic now but in 10 years will look laughably old fashioned. Where as in 10 years the Hegel will still look plain and classy.
Fantastic review Tarun! I especially appreciated your explanation of the DAC section and the comparison to other Hegel products. Hegel are quite secretive about their DACs so it’s helpful for you to point out the differences. I currently have an H80 (which I believe is a very similar DAC to the one in our H160). Will I notice a dramatic change if I step up to the H95 or should I go to the 120 for more power (I don’t need streaming capability)? I have Totem speakers which are relatively easy to drive but I know DACs in particular have evolved a lot in the past few years. Your thoughts would be much appreciated!
Hi Alex, the DAC in the H95 will be better but I don’t think the move from the H80 to H95 will be money well spent. I personally would wait until you can justify going for something like the H190. It is never a good idea to upgrade in bite sizes 😉👍
Not familiar with Hegel amps, but all their amps seem to have happy owners. Just for the record, Hegel amps have been used in the past by Alan Shaw of Harbeth speakers in video demonstrations.
I checked it out. The amp measure pretty much as expected but the poor SINAD and jitter performance of the DAC is surprising. Given Hegel’s track record with developing DACs, something doesn’t seem right 🤔
Nice in-depth review again tarun 👍 keep them coming. I think these Hegel amps could gain a lot naim fans over to them indeed nick a chunk of the naim market share, I was once a disciple of the naim cult but chose another path. I’m always unsure about DACS inside an amplifier some hifi insiders say you should never put one inside others say shortest path makes sense. I once had a Cyrus dac xp & that sounded fantastic. How stable is that 3 feet on the amp that’s the one thing that does put me off it seems a bit of a fad on new equipment these days. Regards Madds
Thank you Madds66. There will be a point when the low noise benefit of an external DAC outweighs the short signal path of an internal one. Of course, it is all about design and implementation. I suspect once you get to circa £2k for an amp, generally external is the way to go. However, Hegel are one of a few who do a really good job with their internal DACs. I am with you, 4 feet is much more stable 😊👍
great review I own a Hegel H95, this review very well what H95 is and is not. I bought it new at a rebate, so I think it’s worth the money I paid it. However, I’ll be buying in a 2nd hand Electrocompaniet power amplifier so I’ll end up using the H95 as a pre since the final section of the H95 is not powerful enough or somehow I don’t get all the details I want.
Hi! Thanks for your reply, the power amplifier I’m buying in is a Electrocompaniet AW 100 DMB, so not the newest stuff out there for sure. I’ve tried the match at the store where the Electrocompaniet is on sale and it worked OK, or at least I could hear the improvement. The trial was done with a pair of Spendor A1. In my home system I have a pair of PMC twenty5 22i with Kimber Kables 8TC. How do you see the match between the H95 and the AW 100 DMB from an electrical stand point?
@@abritishaudiophile7314 hi there! I’ve replaced the Hegel H95 with a Gato Audio pre-amp, model PRD-3S NPM. I can now drive the final amp from Electrocompaniet quite smoothly! You were right, the H95 is not suitable to be used as pre amp since it’s pre output is 0.5v. I don’t question the technical choice form Hegel, however I would have felt more respected as a consumer if Hegel mentions that on the specs or instruction book. I’m curious to hear a Gato Audio gear review from your channel. Cheers
Excellent review, really helpful! I'm looking into getting one for my recently acquired Dali Rubicon 2:s. I've heard the H95 hooked up to a set of Dali Opticon and it sounded great, just at bit unsure whenever or not the H95 will have enough power to adequately power the Rubicon 2:s.
They are excellent performers and are the start of a very very good foundation to build around. The neutral ‘sound’ fills that Goldilocks place in the start and/or wiser search of hifi. I’m still a Hegel fan myself with a H390.
Hi, I have audiolab 6000a play (i use just the amp) and i want to upgrade to h95. I consider 6000a play to be a little rough and not so well refined with treble, maybe h95 will do better with refinement considering the price. Thank you!
Excellent review! I really like the way you build up your reviews. I have a pair of Buchardt S400mk2 powered by a Hegel H80.I believe that the speakers have more potential than the H80 is capabale of delivering. I am considering upgrading to a H95. I am also wondering if there will be some more to achieve going up to H120 or even H190. Based on your experience with the speakers and different Hegel amplifiers, what are your thoughts?
Thank you. Much appreciated. The H95 won’t be an upgrade from your H90 although the sound character may be different. I think the H120 and in particular H190 are good options 😊👍
Tarun, thank you for another review! Brilliant as always. Can you tell please you impressions about the build quality? Are the faceplate and knobs plastic? How they feel? Thank you!
Unfortunately the face plate and nobs are made from plastic which is a bit of a shame. If you want an all metal faceplate and dials then you can get the H120 but its £700 more and only an extra 15wpc in power, i have listened to both and didn't think it was worth it over the H90. I think if you could afford it then the H190 would be the one to go for.
They don’t feel like plastic and have a nice weighty feel. The general build is good but not substantial as Hegel don’t believe in spending anymore than necessary on the chassis. Unlike the Sugden I reviewed a couple of weeks ago. Thank you for watching and your support AC 😊👍
Great review. I had many different Hegel amplifiers in the past H300, H200, H160, H80 and Rost. I like their sound but they are not for people looking for sonic fireworks. The prices don't reflect on the build quality either.
@@mohammedalomari1998Hi, i don't have experience with Rotel and Marantz. The Yamaha that i had was better built and the sound was somewhat leaner so it would match better with certain speakers depending on your taste.
@@mohammedalomari1998I don't know if it is in your price range but the amps i liked best so far was Plinius Hautonga and Denon PMA-110. Denon includes a very very good dac while the Plinius has only phono stage. Of course a Hegel can be a very good value too if you can find one second hand for a good price. Needles to say what i subjectively like does not mean it will be to your taste. Please try before spending your money if possible.
Hello Tarun I have been an audiophile since the late 1970 I have listened to other audiophiles on RU-vid and I think you are one of the best because you are thorough I bet you have either HNC ONC in electronic I have 1 of the above I like when you explain with the circuit diagram it would be a good idea if the hifi shop would let you know when they have special offers on an also you can tell us when there is a hifi exhibition due
Excellent review. Lot of great info! To connect a pair of Wharfedale Linton, do you prefer the Rotel RB-1552 mk2, 130w power amplifier, or the Hegel H95, 60w integrated? I listen mainly jazz and acoustic music. I am doing my final reserchs before to buy a new amplifier soon. Thanks!
Impressive review....would you recommend this amplifier with floorstands? Like Bowers & Wilkins 603 S2 or Kef R5. Or the floorstands are overkill for this amplifier? Thanks.
Hi Tarun, Love your website. I've just managed to get hold of a pair of Spendor LS 3/5a BBC Speakers which are the 11ohm impedence version from 1989. To me they sound wonderful with my Hegel H95 but i would be interested to hear your opinion on Speaker to Amp matching. With the 11 0hm speakers, will I be getting around 30 wpc from the H95 and is the performance i'm getting equal to or better than the Hegel H95 paired with modern speakers like KEF LS50 Meta's or similar.
Thank you Steve. It is a complex subject but I think most people can manage with 30 watts if they don’t listen too loud. I believe the stability of the impedance load is more important these days. If it jumps about a lot , that places a lot of demand on an amplifier power supply. Many amps can struggle to cope. Enjoy those Spendor LS3/5As 😊👍
Thanks again Tarun I have Marantz PM6007 which is very good. I hope 🙏 if you can review it and compare it to this Hegel h95? Kind regards and best wishes
Great videos Tarun, Thanks! I own the Iotavx SA3 and there is like a veil on the mids and highs (guitars and females vocals does not shine). I am also sensitive to hearing fatigue. I wonder if H95 will do a better job? ( i use a Mojo2 dac and I have X-sls encore speakers)
Thank you for this review. What about a distorted input? Will the soundengine 2 cancel it too or play it back almost 1 to 1. I‘m thinking about my CD Player as the input that could be adding distortion or my ethernet cable or laptop via usb
Dear Tarun, Why did you remove my comment with the link to the review of the Hegel H95 from Audio Science Review? Could you also clarify if you are receiving compensation from Hegel? Best Regards
Hi Staffan, I receive hundreds of comments a week, mostly positive and constructive. Occasionally I have to remove comments that are abusive of advertising something. If you just posted a link without explaining what the link is and why you posted it, I may have removed it as a potential advert. Unfortunately, I don’t have time to check all the links but you are more than welcome to repost. Just to be clear, my reviews are 100% my own opinion, I do not and never will advertise on behalf of manufacturers and pass it off as a review. I do not charge a fee for my reviews and yes that includes Hegel.
I've follow your reviews sinnce the pandemic that lead me to aquire the Audiolab 6000A and the Triangle Comete 40thA, really happy with them, recently I started to look for an upgrade as I think a next level amplifier will be a better match with the more expensive Triangles, but I'm in a dilemma between the Audiolab 7000A and the Hegel H95, as the first has more watts, features and newer but the Hegel seems very well recognized as a great one. Living in Mexico makes impossible to have auditions and hard to buy any of those so I need to import it, I really appreciate your thoughts if what I'm looking the most is sound quality vs features, independent of the price, do you think the Hegel could do better sinergy with the Triangle's than the 7000A? Thank you very much.
Thanks for another balanced and insightful review! Real fan here. But I really can't help wondering, is [haitch] really the pronunciation for the letter 'h'? No hate, I'm just a friendly foreigner 😊
Thank you for the comparison of the H95 and the H160 - you helped a great deal on ruling out the H160 as an amp to go with my KEF LS50 Metas as I'm mostly iistening at low volumes, not exceeding 80dB (or even less). Now I got a tricky question I hope you can help - if I was looking for a fullbodies sound that fits music and movies (dialogues) as well without wanting to lose details, what would be the better pairing with the Metas: the H95 or the Exposure 2510? (I also had my eyes on the Roksan Caspian M2 if you happen to have experience with that one) Cheers!
@@abritishaudiophile7314 Thanks Arun! Now... Will the Exposure 3010 S2D even better than the 2510? (And sorry for all the questions, I'd like to make sure to get the best for my money)
I heard both on the same acoustics MA Silver 100. Cambridge CXA81 is a very good amp for the price, but 95 is better in every aspect. CXA81 have clean but a bit unnatural and 'plastic' sound for me, but also crisp and clear, tonal balance is good on both. I think H95 worth the money in comparation ot 81, DAC on 95 is really impressive. And control of the acoustics is brilliant.
