“I’ve never heard anything better”, “a sound I will never forget”, etc. If I had a dollar for every time you’ve said that in your videos over the years I’d almost have enough for one of these components.
He is not alone...the vast majority of these reviewers are all audio addicts for want of a better term...every week or month they find a new "best" component...take everything they say with a grain of salt
I will never forget my late father’s SONY TA-E88B AND TA-N88B PREAMP/AMPLIFIER COMBO. There was a switch on the power amplifier that allowed the listener to operate the power amplifier in class A mode and class B. So as a 10 year old curious boy, I heard the class A quality through this amplifier and waited for the beautiful heatsink to get hot ☄️🔥 and what a sound. Unforgettable experience and build quality.
My ESS AMT 1a speakers are still on my all-time favorite list. So much so that I am still listening to them 49 years after having purchased them. They are my only speakers.
I would feel truly privileged to listen at length to this kit. I definitely vote for the Chord Dave, Buchardt Audio Speakers (i love the floorstanders with Primare Pre-Amp), the KII three BXT (put simply WOW F@@@@@g WOW), DCS DACs, and the Luxman L 507x with KEF blades. I just need a bigger house and the budget to buy them.
10. The Audio Physic Spark IIII speakers 9. The Sony NS9100ES DVD player, with mods 8. The Salk Songtower transmission-line speakers 7. The Bryston 2BLP power amplifier 6. The Dared DV-6C multichannel analog amplifier 5. The KEF C80 speakers 4. The original Arcam A60 integrated amplifier 3. The Linn Katan passive bookshelf speakers 2. The Naim Nait 5i integrated amplifier 1. The Arcam FMJ CD23T
PSM conditioner is nothing more than a bunch of inductors to filter out AC noise. It’s been done many times. Conditioners like this is heavily dependent on your AC quality. They will at best give you blacker backgrounds at the expense of limiting dynamics and soundstage.
I own the Aavik U-150 and I agree with you....The most natural, life-like sound I've ever heard.....If you enjoy "being there".....this piece is untouchable ....if you are lucky enough to find a used unit under 10K..it's a hi-fi bargain....
maybe a relic at this stage … but the Luxman Lv-109 integrated; a built in dac in the mid 80's . certainly ahead of the times. if get a chance ; but would imagine the modern gear better ?
I saw that you had reviewed B & W 706 s2 but I am not able to access it. Can you please give your opinion whether they are bright and so cannot listen for long time . Where I stay the demo of these speakers is not possible.
You’ve said that about every turntable. The technics 1210gr, then you said it about the feickert volare, and now the pure audio harmony. Same words different decks 😂 I enjoy your videos but come on..
The first time I heard the Wilson audio watt puppies, I thought I had died and gone to heaven. I didn’t have any experience with any other high end speakers, and that was the start of my journey.
The Steinway/Lyndorf system it's ridiculous and it's similar idea to your number 1 only it's a few rungs up actually make that 4 and price as well. It comes close to what I have with a all in one idea as everything is made for each other!!
If u dont Clean up youre listening zone no installation will sound right ..Clean up the wifi signals and electric smog than you will be able to hear the true sound of our great hobby
@@AlexanderTG3Hi and thanks for these comments! Would you say the Puritan gives a big benefit to your source components though? And out of curiosity, what was the primary benefit of plugging your amp back into the wall?
@@Vsread21 big improvements for source components. However the amp sounds bad through the conditioner. The centre image sounds muffled and sound is congested. Plugging it back into the wall the sound is more dynamic, centre image is more open and mostly importantly more realistic/holographic
Same comments over and over and over...all you tube audio reviewers are the same...blah blah blah...nothing really constructive or substantive to offer...I'm done
