Recent content by Maurizio

Me too I have a new toy. Updated pictures soon

Hi Wiimer Mhhhh :unsure: .Don’t know, but the dancing bars in the Ultra and what you hear does not match. More. Is it useful to have 25 Hz? My B&W are 48 - 28.000 Hz.

So….may be nothing at all is it better?

I forgot one thing. Always compared to the Topping, the Ultra's SA is extremely slow. It lacks dynamics.

Regarding the Spectrum Analyzer. I don't know if anyone noticed this, but the SA representation is completely wrong, unless I'm doing something wrong. I compared the same track with the SA of the Topping, and the results are completely different. While the Topping representation is perfectly...

Hi No, no, tracking one down is easy. It's for sale on Alibaba, but I don't trust it. I'm waiting for it to be released in Europe, which should be in early December. Then I'll wait to read several reviews to get a more precise idea. Once I've done that, I'll decide what to do. ;)

Hi @HoosierHiFi Sorry for the delay. You're close, but it's not the Octo. It's the D70 Pro Sabre. I preferred it to the Octo, even though it cost more, because it seems to sound better. More detail and a better soundstage. Just out of curiosity, I've now set my sights on this Fiio Warmer, which...

Hi @DazST Maybe $1,000,000 is a bit much, but it certainly has tremendous value.😊 Just think that in the 80s a record shop offered to buy my entire collection for 3,000,000 lire. Believe me 3,000,000 lire at the time was much more than €1,500 today. For €1.500, I wouldn't let you even come...

I can only agree 😂 As I said above, it was the era when even so-called commercial brands made high-end products without compromise. The only goal for those products was absolute quality. That little toy turntable weighs 16.1 kg. I know we're not talking about potatoes or apples, but does 16kg...

Whooow another great connoisseur 👏. You won, but…not my turntable ;)😂 it’s an SPL 1025 and this is his 2nd arm

One last thing. It was the era when even brands that are now mid-low range were making high-end products.