In Barn for Review

That was fast! The new Cambridge EX Stack is in Barn for review.

You can call me Red.

Blink and it will appear. As if by magic.

Founded in Vienna, Austria circa 1989, Vienna Acoustics’s new Limited Edition Bach Ultimate loudspeakers directly descend from the original Bach Classic that first appeared on the market in 1995.

I imagine different people look at the above image, and the notion of tube rolling, in two basic ways—with joyous anticipation or dread.

Don’t judge a DAC by its cover.

You can find the Living Voice Auditorium R25A Loudspeakers
 on my list of Favorite Speakers, which can be seen as the R80 OBX’s little brothers.

The BorderPatrol S20EXD Parallel Single-Ended Amplifier offers 18 Class A Watts per channel from two pair of Western Electric 300Bs.

The Octave Audio V 70 is a Class A push-pull pentode integrated amplifier capable of outputing a specified 50 Watts of power into 4 Ohms.

Anyone who’s had a gander at my Favorite Speakers list will have seen the Qln Prestige Five on it about which i said, “Regardless of the accompanying amplification, they remained as resolving as music demanded, as seamless and transparent as I’ve heard from a multi-driver […]

I believe it was Siddhartha who first strove for all-in-one-ness.

Cue Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young—It’s been a long time comin’.

You may recall my enthusiasm for the Wattson Emerson Analog, a nicely priced and built little streaming DAC I reviewed back in November of last year. Well the Madison is Emerson’s big brother.

A pair of NOS GE 12SN7GTA dual triodes came with the review sample LTA Aero DAC because they sit in the Class-A ZOTL Output Stage and when installed peek out from the top plate, unashamed.

Fern & Roby ‘s Amp No. 2 looks the part.