Never thought i had a need for a Streamer till i hit the Limits of Audioquality by streaming Music via Amazon Fire TV Cube. So i ordered the CXN100 several Weeks ago and i´m thrilled. Easy to setup, i like the App and love the Sound. The Invest was more than i hoped, but was worth every single Penny. Now i´m so happe with the CXN100, Marantz Stereo 70s, Buchardt Audio S400 Mk2 and a littlke Sub. Never heard Music so urgent.
Always interesting always informative, some of the real technical stuff does go over my head at times but i try not to miss one. I built my average system up before I retired and unless lady luck calls with the right numbers I can't see me changing any of the major components, but this remains such an interesting RU-vid channel. Keep it up Tarun.
I bought the CXN100 recently (as a refurbished device with a goood price) To answer your question: What I am missing is 12V Trigger Out. I do have a Cambridge Audio Amp and therefore can make use of the Control Bus to switch on the amp by turning on the CXN100 remotely, however if I were to switch out the amp to one from a different manufacturer, I loose that ability. And 12V trigger out is just a more broadly available interface to do that.
I'm seriously considering the purchase of one of these products, so, thank you for another great review. I agree that HDMI eARC and USB to connect to an outboard DAC are very important features in this category. A built-in display isn't important to me; I'd gladly sacrifice that in favor of higher-quality parts to improve audio quality. If you aren't finished with products that compete in this space, I'd love to see your review of the FiiO R7 or R9. Thanks again, Tarun!
Thank you. Really appreciate you explanation of clock sources for USB vs. SPDIF. Been around higher end audio for multiple decades and still have things to learn/understand. Thanks again!
Thank you Tarun, for being highly critical but fair. It's nice to know how the sound quality of modern streaming components can vary drastically depending on the components they're paired with. As any given system is upgraded, one has to be cognizant of any downstream changes in clarity, warmth and brightness to the overall system. And you articulate that very well for prospective buyers. Cheers!
Nice review, Tarun. I’m perfectly happy with my ifi Zen Stream set to dedicated Tidal Connect mode. No screen, no dac, just a pair of lights to indicate readiness to operate. Just wish it didn’t drop out now and again.
Excellent balanced review. Its a good example of how breakout products like the Eversolo force other manufacturers to up their game. One thing to mention perhaps is that the linear power supply mod Alvin's company produces does give the Eversolo a degree of upgradeability the other two lack.
Hi Tarun, great review, and it comes just at the time that I was trying to orient my self around streamers. To answer your question, I guess I am a bit of an odd ball when it comes to digital audio. I would like the streamer to be only a streamer and not have a DAC (and I do not like to mix a two channel audio system with a TV). I think big savings can be made that way by not having to buy multiple DACs (if you are unlucky, you have one on your streamer, then you have a stand alone DAC and to top it off there is one in your amplifier.) There are not many streamers without DAC so the Primare NP5 Prisma is on my short list and so is the PS Audio Air Lens.
As someone who would no longer give a streamer shelf space, coaxial output was never a problem when CD transport and dacs were the flavour of the month only bettered by XLR. It just seems they can't be bothered with spdif just to push USB. I've found USB a poor alternative over spdif when done properly.
I’ve found the opposite. I think you may be using the spdif properly, but not the USB. If you’re using all modern gear with quality USB input, and output. It should be far superior to spdif. An example would be a Schiit DAC with the new Unison USB interface. And any source that’s fully compatible with modern USB standards. So basically anything built in the last 5 Years, or so. Although there are older devices. That’s a safe number to go by. ✌️
I have the original CXN, I was surprised CA took away the front USB port on this model.I raised this with CA on their Facebook page, they said it was purely a cosmetic thing and the rear USB input is still there, for me that’s a bit of a faff, especially when the unit is in a full size equipment stand,ok if it’s on top of a sideboard,just a small thing but the front port is handy for me so I’ll be holding onto my CXN v2. Great review btw.
Great review as always!! I'm still drawn to the Eversolo , possibly the masters edition! My present streamer the Advance Paris WTX-StreamTubes sounds great to me but is tiny and has no display. Thanks for the tip of connecting the streamer through the DAC, I'd not thought of that and had been connecting it directly to the amp.
Great review as usual! In my opinion, a streamer should have: a clean and reliable user interface, even basic, but with the possibility to access to all the most important streaming services; a USB input and output to connect hard drives and external DAC (an SD card reader would be a nice addition); It should be a pure streamer without any DAC inside, even without a power supply.
And if you say batteries. I’ll know you’ve never owned a HiFi device with battery power. Because they SUCK to deal with, and create their own noise anyway. ✌️
@@Moonloop76 Oh I get it now. Seems to me you’re looking for what I use. An Intel NUC (mine is 11th gen i3). Or a Mac Mini, although I’ve never used one of those myself. They use the NUC in very high end equipment, like the Grimm Audio MU1/MU2. Both of which are close to $20k. Even dead stock the sound quality is better than most streamers (including one I spent $1k on). Plus they make cases for them that allow you to delete the fan. Has external PS. Multiple USB-C/Thunderbolt ports. Multiple HDMI ports. Regular, and high speed USB-A ports. And they do make models with SD card reader too. They are taller though. And since it’s a full on computer. You can use any OS (including audiophile only Linux OS), and any service. I bought it because I use RU-vid Music, and wanted HDMI out to my big TV for music videos/concerts. But I got a lot more. I assumed I would take a performance hit, but instead got an upgrade. And they’ve made them for over a decade now. So they’re easily available used, and new. And in many different configurations. Best way is to buy the cpu version you want barebones, add memory/SSD, and find a cheap OS key (I got a Win 10 Pro key for $35 online, but they’re cheaper now). And computers/comp parts are at a low right now. And they can obviously can be upgraded in many ways too. Took me a long time to find the right streamer for me. And I think it’s the best streamer period for most people where money matters. Otherwise I would get a Grimm MU1. And yes it has a cheap built in DAC of course. But in this case it’s basically inconsequential, because it can be bypassed in the OS. That’s how I run mine. USB out to a MiniDSP SHD Studio. Highly recommended. Oh one last thing. I bought the i3 specifically because they use less power, for SQ reasons. And honestly it seems just as fast, if not faster than my i5, or my i9 laptop in everyday use. So I don’t recommend going big with the CPU. Unless maybe you’re getting an older one. Look at the watts it uses. Lower is better in this case. Mine is only 15 watts. And reacts quicker than any streamer you’ll get, because it’s superior chip to the SOC (System On Chip/qualcomm snapdragon type they use in phones/tablets) they mostly use. ✌️
Great that you did this as a comparison video, Tarun….I have recently gone with the Volumio RIVO in my system…Running with Roon…I was focusing more on sound quality than "features" since I was using it as a Roon-Ready device... I would love to know where that unit would fit in your pecking order. 🐦 😀 Keep up the good work! 👍🏼
Thanks for the video. Appreciate the insight into the build quality and internal components. The comparisons are very helpful. I’m leaning towards the Bluesound for a new system and your input helps. I have a Bluesound N130 now and have a positive experience connecting Qobuz into my Rotel preamp controlling with both my iPad and iPhone. I use the better DAC in the Rotel. The connectivity, ease of use and warm sound and cost will work for me. To answer your question, I look for the connections I need, ease of use with the operating system, the quality of the sound and the cost.
Great compare/contrast. I have the CXN V2, streaming Qobuz via StreamMagic can be patchy sometimes, but that Wolfson chip sounds quite good when I'm streaming 1BTN while having a margarita and chips. All that said, imo Cambridge should have continued to include a remote control and should have added HDMI Arc to stay competitive.
This was very telling! Always a bit surprising what results from different topologies and use of digital outs. For me, something that concentrates on high quality clocking and Ethernet filtering/galvanic isolation. Also one with solid output options and attention to detail there in terms of quality signal to an outboard Dac. Or no internal Dac for that matter (dedicated design).
Awesome approach! This is the comparison I needed to hear. In my opinion Cambridge's new streamer is one whole year behind the competition. They came out with a very late reaction
Sorry I’m late to this. I have to say how well you deliver your reviews. Technical explanations are always top notch. I use multiple WiiM pro as a digital transport. Coax out to my dacs. The dacs are Geshelli J2 with Sparkos update and Ladder Schumann. The WiiMs deliver the best Ui as far as I can see. You can connect to Amazon, Tidal, Qobuz, etc. The “connect” functions work flawlessly as well. The fact that there are Apple connectivity issues would rule the A6 out. These companies need to get an agreement with Amazon. Air Play is less than competent.
The biggest concern in my house is a device running an unknown operatng system on my network, with unrestricted access to the internet. I have enough trouble with mainstream devices that are well maintained, so I fear a niche product built on a framework of convenience rather than one of security is going to be a liability. Thanks for the reviews Tarun, I like your style.
A/V friendly is what I look for. My current amp programs for 2 outputs: !. Stereo LFE at 140W/Channel and 2. 7.2.4 at 100W/channel. It also has every connect imaginable baring balanced.
What do I look for in a streamer: a screen (I don't like having my ipad with me, it gets to a more nervous listening experience, very difficult to stay focused until the end of the record without changing). Neutral sound (I think that you have to find your tone with the amp-speakers combination, and sources have to be as neutral as possible), Tidal Connect and Spotify Connect, and a big soundstage, deep and wide. And also an active firmware policy. So that, when Qobuz connect will appear, the brand will implement it in the streamer.
Great review as always Tarun. My big takeaway, USB doesn't always sound better than SPDIF on caox or optical. Guess it goes to show that shopping by features isn't always the best approach. And that while USB out can be superior, it depends on how well implemented. What I'd want from a streamer would be neutral sound whilst connected to my DAC of choice. Just get the bits to my DAC intact and I'll take it from there.
Thanks Tarun, the most important things I looked for when I bought my streamer was gapless playback and a proper handoff from the mobile device used to control it. I did not want the stream to pass through the phone or tablet, which is something that some streamers do (eg dts Play-fi as used in Audiolab kit).
From my perspective I am looking for, in order of priority for soundstage, clarity, tone and finally connectivigy from a streamer. I am slightly allergic to the cosmetic acpects as I feel these are detracting from the investement in soundstage etc as mentioned above.
A good streamer for me must sound great in my system and the in built dac should be good enough to embarrass stand alone units. For me volume control is a must. I would say the same for a DAC as now I use a separate streamer and DAC. I control volume vea remote to DAC which is easier than using the phone to change volume. Many people look to add streaming to their older but still good analogue system. My amp is 38 years old so the DAC volume is better than the amp which does not even have a remote.
I have the Cambridge V2 partnered with the Cambridge 851a in my snug, you will have to spend some, to better it . The V2 is also super in pre-amp mode with d class amplification . Your detail is top notch Tarun .
Hello Tarun I very much appreciate your audio reviews. The streamer/DAC of my B system is an older Azur 851N from Cambridge. I preferred it to it’s successor CNX V2. Partnering equipments are the Oskar Kithara speakers, Graaf GM 50B integrated. I find the Azur excellent and easy to use so have no intention to change in the near future.Tks
I have the Node X for headphone listening. I am happy with what it does for my needs. I have the CNX V1 in my office system paired with a CXA80 and a CXC. I love that system. I have rarely been able to find products that check all my boxes, so then it comes down to what I value the most. Thanks again.
From my time with the Gustard R26, what I look for in a streamer is for it to be built into the DAC. With NAA support so I can take advantage of HQPlayer.
I purchased a Cambridge Azure 851N a couple years ago and it has been a solid performing DAC. I use it to play FLAC files from a USB SSD drive. I wonder if this CXN100 has a little more sparkle on the top end which I would prefer.
A very balanced and fair comparison. My hearing tops out at 8500 hz so I don't seem to hear the HF edge that you and Darko mention. I do think SQ of dmp A6 is better than Node 2i (2019). SSD storage of the A6 is a bonus for those w large ripped CD collections.
I don't stream from the Web, but from locally stored FLAC files on my laptop. I'm not really interested in streaming from the Web, but if I was, I'd be looking for something with an interface as near a laptop as possible. I seem to remember asking you a while back whether it was worth getting a streamer purely for better sound than from a laptop -- and I recall you said yes, it probably was. So I ummed and ahed, looking for ways get around this. I eventually settled on spending £399 on a Singxer SU-2 DDC. I connect it to my laptop using a Supra USB cable, and go from it to my DAC via a C-line coaxial cable. And that definitely did the trick -- the sound has improved to a very worthwhile degree. So I just want others to know that they could buy a decent DDC (whether they stream from the Web or locally or both). That way they could keep their laptop if they wished, and that'd be cheaper to replace (should it fail) than most streamers. Mine is a refurbished Dell that cost me only about £200 on Ebay two or three years ago and (touch wood) is still going strong.
I picked the CXNv2 up last year for 50% off, it is my first proper streamer. I’m very happy with the sound but the hdmi is a critical omission in my opinion. I’m new to the channel, have subscribed and am really enjoying the reviews.
Tarun: You are a RU-vid-Channel right? You ask, what features I am looking for in a streamer, right? Well, that‘s an easy one: Watch RU-vid! No reviewer refers to that. Other than that: Keep up the good work 👌
Have you taken advantage of the crossover feature of BS Node X and see if it improves midrange sound when crossovered at 80hz? To answer your question, all modern streamers which have a pre-amp, should have bass management and subwoofer out, with the ability to HPF on the mains and LPF on the sub. Greatly improves performance of the mains.
Excellent review as always Tarun. I'm still waiting for the wildly anticipated Volumio Rivo review :) I'm using the Wiim Pro into my Gustard R26 and have just upgraded the power supply for the Wiim to an external linear power supply. Very pleasantly surprised with the difference in sound. I was never convinced that it would make a difference but it does in my system. I'm not sure if any of the 3 in this review would be an upgrade over what I have now. But I do hear good things about the Volumio Rivo as a streamer only option. Keep up the good work.
Great review! As with dacs, hardware and connectivity are getting better every year. I think the software/GUI will become the most important factor. (Using the Allo USBridge hardware with MoOde software)
When Looking for a streamer I wanted one without a display, what’s the point when everything needed is on iPad. I already own a very good external dac so why pay for an internal one? I wanted one where all the money had been spent on sound quality, hence Moon Mind 2.
Well now that's out of the way and there is some understanding of where the £1000 market leader are standing, I would like you to review more Streamer's around this price point. Its seems to me that most people would spend up to this kind of money in order to get a decent sound that allows them to listen to a huge range of music over and above Vinyl and CD, where you are limited to musical choice because of the cost per item of the above plastic disks. I would like to have your thoughts on the many other streamer's out there, like the Eversolo Master and the Volumio Rivo to name just two. Especially as there is no doubt about how good this RU-vid channel is.
I just realized you are the only reviewer I’ve seen so far that’s been able to review the CXN100 and the Vega S1. I’ve got a CXN v2, so I’m curious how you’d compare the two?
Excellent review Tarun. I'd be interesting to know what you thought if the budget was increased a bit - would you just add a standalone DAC to one of these (as you did here) or get a pricier one-box unit?
Features in streaming, well, that depends. In my case the audio set is not visible. I don't really want to see the audio set when I'm listening, but I do want a pleasant sound 😉. Partly because of this channel, I ultimately decided on a stream set of several separate parts; Bluesound N130 with PD creative separate power supply and new board inside the Bluesound, asynchronously connected via USB to a Denafrips Hermes DDC. Added up, I arrive at €2100, for which I could, for example, have bought a HifiRose 250A with a few 100 euros more. That HifiRose is a beautiful device, but I wouldn't see it from my listening position. I also play quite a lot of CDs and my Audiolab 6000 CD transport also uses the DDC, and the DDC provides an extremely neat connection to the Pontus II via i2s, which therefore sounds optimal with both CD and Bluesound.
One of the main advantages for me is with the Eversolo is it can use Apple Music High Ress directly on device, the others can not. Does the combination of the CX81 and the CX100 sound better, worse or only different than the Cambridge Evo 150 which has more power and a phono preamp?
I think the API is very important, too. I did not see any review which talks about it. It would be great if this would me compared more, whioch also would encourage the makeres to invest here. The eversolo has an API which allows controlling features of the streamer by sending http requests sent from a device on the same network. So you cantrol it from a simple HTML + java script project. For my own needs, I developed a Windows program which makes it possible to select which track to play from its internal SSD (not using DLNA). I also found out that the parametric EQ can help with bright speakers - the KEF LS50 were tamed with a setting which reduces >18K a bit and now sound is great and full.
Wonderful review with great advice and comparisons. I feel like i need to get a pontus 2, r26, or altair g 1.1, but i love the sub 1000 dollar category. I keep wishfully hoping a product like the node x, cxn or dmp a6 comes along a ABA says it is as good as the next tier....but he hasn't done that. No giant killers here. My best bet is to pick up one of the next tier dacs on sale or used i guess.
I never find hdmi/e-arc to be long awaited in such devices as there is no problem with controlling the volume via remote control and/or your receiver. HDMI included in such units means higher cost. I'd rather have a headphone input. To sum up- if stereo considered,no hdmi. It's a kind of hype. ///Thx for the review!
Still happy with my older model (Cambridge CXN V2 ) Sometimes i run it with its native dual Wolfson Dac Chipset, and sometimes for a NOS experience my outboard Metrum Octave Dac, both running through an 'Audio Experience Symphonies Tube Preamp .. Which do i prefer? It's a 50/50 call and i enjoy both presentations equally.
And akso, If U don't 'Need' the Pre-Amp and Screen, then just Buy the Smaller ( and nearly Half the Price ! ) MXN10 .... ( I Did ) ... If U don't want yet 'Another' Box ( ie ... an External DAC ) then, for the Price, The '10' is a No Brainer .... Something U didn't mention is that the Quality of the analogue outputs is actually Super, Super Good ... Oh, and it's 'All Metal' and superbly built .. There is No Cheapo Plastic Here ... ( BlueSound ... What is 'your' EXCUSE ? ! ! ) ... The '10' thru my Denafrips ARES ii DAC, Exposure 2510 Amp and into 'Passive' ATC SCM 40's is ... Just WOW .... Same setup except with a Hegel H190 Amp is also Amazing ... Oh, and contrary to what the "Interweb Says' ... If U only listen at Lowish to Moderate Volumes, then U do NOT Need ''300 Watts' to Drive ATC Speakers ! ! ! ... Heck, Even my Naim Unity Atom is Just Fine for Late Evening 'Bedroom' Listening thru a Pair of ATC SCM 11's ... Nice Video as always. ATB
Thanks Tarun, another great review. I now understand more about the benefits of using USB output. I currently have the Node (not X version) in combination with an Audiolab 6000A, but I am looking to upgrade in the near future. I realise that I will probably end up upgrading all my separates, not just the amplifier and speakers. Any plans to review any streamers in the 1-2 K bracket?
Unless you have a hiend resolving system, for me it’s all about the app experience, at this price point, you may as well save your money and get a WIIM pro… unless you need the extra features these products over!
Nice one Tarun. Great video. I like to use my TV as the display even when just listening to music via Spotify. I'm currently using a xiaomi box 4k as the streamer, connected to the tv via hdmi. It has usb and toslink so connects to my dac which is connected to my amplifier. Not perfect but does the job. To answer your question, though. Display, connectivity and sound quality are the most important features to me. Am I the only one that likes to look at the tv screen while listening to music? For me its replaced the feeling of reading through the vinyl/cd artwork while taking in an album.
I suppose to enjoy the BluOS app in a streamer of greater quality than the Node we are heading to NAD? I look for sound quality and a good user interface though a screen is not essential if the app works. Thank you for a comprehensive overview.
good comarisons - needed very much :) Taurn, need to ask you one related question - if I already get Eversolo A6 which I'm happy about but would like to upgrade in a simple path - is this better to add external Everolo Z8 (A6+Z8 very nice looking both) or exchange for A8 (which is costly overall and price/performance I'm not so sure if this is the best - as it's already price point of Lumins) ? my understaning is that stack A6+Z8 is somwhere between A6 and A8 but better overal then A6 ME? am I right ? do you have some other recomendation of external DAC for A6? Thanks a lot !
Features: I'm an Audrivana Studio user, so on my iPad or Phone, I rely on AS's user interface for album art. As a result, any display on the unit is redundant and of no value. I've ended up with a Wiim Pro coupled to an external DAC. The Wiim is compatible with AS via UPnP and has an optical input for the TV. I had considered the Cambridge MXN10, but without an optical input for the TV, it was a miss. While I could have opted for the Bluesound, I wasn't sure it would have been better than the Wiim SMSL DAC combo I'm using. As for the Eversolo, I think its big benefit is its ability to handle Apple Music natively.
I agree that the once maligned HDMI input should be standard on all gear including high end products. A lot of people have their main stereo and TV in the same room and like to hook up the monitor through the main system. The sound is glorious when watching well produced shows like "Life on Our Planet with Morgan Freeman". The music sound tracks on movies jump out in full fidelity that puts the best soundbars to shame. p..s. I like full size components.
For me Id love to see some analogue inputs so that you can truly use them as a full one stop solution with a pair of powered speakers like the ae1. I wouldn’t care if those inputs where digitised as long as it they handled correctly.
Thank you for your thorough review. At first, I liked that Cambridge had tone control and HDMI Arc. Second, I have a CXA 81 + CXN V2 and would like to upgrade my system to a CXN 100 and a power amplifier that has XLR inputs, such as the IOTAVX AVXP 2-840. I would be very grateful if I know your opinion. also EverSOLO DMP-A8 I have in mind Thank you
@@abritishaudiophile7314 Yep, there's a setting to disable the clock in BluOS. There was a significant improvement in 'focus' through my Chord Qutest. At that time I was using a Node 2i - maybe the X doesn't provide said setting?
Nice review Tarun, can you use the CXN 100 as a preamp and connect it to the power amp directly? Edit: did watch the entire video and found the answer. How do you see this product as replacing my wiim pro+parasound p5 as a preamp?
Thanks for the great review, very insightful!! I purchased the Marantz Stereo 70s 2.1 AVR, do you think the CXN100 DAC will improve music experience? or shall i stick to Marantz own streaming service & AMPs? appreciate your help
Thank you for the excellent review. I was wondering whether you use different streaming services when doing these comparisons, and if so, whether you feel there is any differences in sound quality between Tidal, Qobuz, Apple and Amazon?
The Node X is such a high value piece that it's hard to ignore everything it brings. I'm wondering though.... does it not make the most sense to get an inexpensive streamer with optical output and run it through that Denafrips to extract the maximum output for the least amount of spend? Streamers are still a bit like the Wild West in that each company is going their own way. Great for choice but it makes it challenging to figure out what works best for you.
Any HiFi system can only be as good as the weakest component. The challenge is to get everything to the same level of performance to avoid bottlenecks and get it all to work synergistically together to match your preferences 😊
Great review and comparison! I’ve been considering the CXN 100, but it sounds like it might not be a good match (based on price/specs) for my Technics SU-R1000 and Sonus Faber Olympica Nova II speakers. 🤔
I wonder how long these screens last. Will one day someone collect these ( all products with them) as vintage? I like new stuff and vintage, just ask my basement:) Just a thought
When nearly everyone uses a tablet or smartphone to control a streamer, why is there any need for a display on the unit itself. Just a distraction if listening in the dark and a waste of money, A display may produce electronic noise or interfearance whitin the streamer. I really like your channel, and this is just an oppinion, not a critscism.
A long time viewer of your content Tarun, and a big fan. Apologies for asking but would you be able to give an opinion please as to which of these models might fit my usage best? Amp = Audiolab 6000a Speakers = Dali Oberon 5 I listen to classical music and want great instruments separation, timbre, soundstage and detail retrieval. I can’t handle brightness in the upper mids/treble as I have tinnitus. Would really appreciate your advice. By the way a screen is not a necessity for me as I use a 10” tablet Thanks
Hello Tarun, Nice review as usual. I have 2 questions Do you think I have a DMP A6 with LPS, do you think the Cambridge is superior to it ? DMP A6 with LPS + Aries 12th+DDC Iris will be better than DMP A6 with LPS + Pontus 2 ? Thank you in advance for your answers and continue to make your informative reviews.
As an IotaVX PA3 owner, it was nice to see it appear here. As a cheaper all in one digital source - how would you rate the IotaVX NP3 compare in this comparison(HDMI aside) - especially as it is running with the WiiM software?
Thanks a lot for this very interesting video, Tarun! What do you think would be the best streamer for my Camebridge Audio Edge A? Should I use the DAC of my Edge A or the analoge output of the streamer? Would a Camebridge Audio EVO be an alternative considerable extension to my amplifier? I would appreciate very much if you could help me in getting more clearness to my queries! Thanks a lot in advance!
Thank you. I haven’t heard how good the DAC in the Edge A is but I like Auralic products. A lot of people in the industry regard them as benchmark products too. If the in-built DAC is very good in the Edge A, I would go for a dedicated streaming transport 😊
Tarun, I would appreciate very much if you could do a review about the streamer "stream 9" and DAC "DAC-9x" of nuprime. My dealer told me about the astonishing product qualities that would be one of the best in the market. Your evaluation, maybe also in comparison to e.g. the Eversiolo streamers, would be very interesting for me! Could you plan to do this?@@abritishaudiophile7314
Hello Tarun I see that you are going to start some reviews for the speaker range of $3000 - $4000 dollars in upcoming postings. Can you possibly try to include the Q Acoustics Concept 50 floor standing model? I took your previous advice and upgraded my speakers and amplifier (HEGEL) H190. Thanks for the great reviews.
