Reactio 2 is finally here in the UK!
Following my purchase of a Reactio Plus, back in June 2024, the wait has been agonising for the opportunity to try a second Seismion active platform in my system.
This morning, my UK dealer, Studio AV, delivered the Reactio 2, which soon replaced a Stillpoints Component Stand, underneath my D’Agostino Momentum S250 MxV power amp.
Initial reaction is that it is yet another leap forward in system performance!
Listening to familiar tracks, with two Seismion’s in situ (Reactio Plus supporting Aurender N20 server/streamer), I am struck by the vanishingly low noise floor, the music having a solidity and vibrancy, with taught, powerful bass notes underpinning a well-lit canvas of music detail, with enhanced soundstage and scale. I am enjoying my music at higher volume, with effortless delivery.
There’s obviously more to come- the Reactio 2 is factory fresh and operating with the supplied SMPS. The Reactio Plus is now powered by an Uptone Audio JS-2 LPSU, capable of 7.4 amps (12v).
Updates to follow, when I get more hours on the unit!
Following my purchase of a Reactio Plus, back in June 2024, the wait has been agonising for the opportunity to try a second Seismion active platform in my system.
This morning, my UK dealer, Studio AV, delivered the Reactio 2, which soon replaced a Stillpoints Component Stand, underneath my D’Agostino Momentum S250 MxV power amp.
Initial reaction is that it is yet another leap forward in system performance!
Listening to familiar tracks, with two Seismion’s in situ (Reactio Plus supporting Aurender N20 server/streamer), I am struck by the vanishingly low noise floor, the music having a solidity and vibrancy, with taught, powerful bass notes underpinning a well-lit canvas of music detail, with enhanced soundstage and scale. I am enjoying my music at higher volume, with effortless delivery.
There’s obviously more to come- the Reactio 2 is factory fresh and operating with the supplied SMPS. The Reactio Plus is now powered by an Uptone Audio JS-2 LPSU, capable of 7.4 amps (12v).
Updates to follow, when I get more hours on the unit!
