Hi, Both the Auva for speakers and EQ have the same positive effect on the music. They not only makes music more detailed and musical but they also tighten up what you hear. I really like them.
Thats my fear too that some of these filters are negative for the dynamics. I guess thats what you mean my "compressed"? Anyway what is the difference between Qsine and Qwave apart from that the Qwave is a bit more expensive? Was the Qsine require any burn in?
Thank you :)
Maybe, I really like Stack audio and their footers. My objective is always to try and hear for my own first so. I am also waiting for a new switch from Lucas audiolab and an upgraded server. So maybe I will be quite satisfied for a while:)
The smooth lan could still be a contender in this area of price segment. But hoping it would be in the Muon pro level is to hope for the impossible. Hans said "you get what you pay for". But in my situation who already have a Muon pro it can do some help to some degree.
Yes but on the "full" version of Muon pro you also get the best LAN cable in that package. I "only" have the version with the pigtail cable included on my Muno Pro and instead use a Sablon audio Lan at that end. But it would be interesting if you MacF could try the smooth LAN with another cable...
Thank you for your writing. Yes a good network filter seems to do much. I have the network acoustics Muon pro which costs a lot more. I think a network filter is a good alternative to a second or third switch and perhaps also fiberconverters.
Go for it! I believe you will be very pleased. I am heading in the minimax direction too. You get really good musical SQ with top notch support and the value is excellent. Have not heard Aurender but have heard good thing about them too.
If anyone has had the chance to compare it to other LAN filters? I have the network acoustic muon pro but this could be a great filter to add in the chain somewere else.
The "burn in" period is very puzzling. I bought a new amp (Allnic 1500mk2 and Sw1x lvl 3 DAC for around 3 month ago. And still I can hear differences more than the normal tube varmup period every time I switch on the Allnic. I have no answer to this but I suspect that the AC distribution is not...