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of course you can. Most easily when your preamp has two pairs of outputs

The 16 Hz are missing, but the Universums are still great. Thanks for your comment.

@@renesklangwelt4393 Nah, you're missing much more than just the 16hz and you'll never know what's the difference until you experience it.

Great decision - they'll sound better than your car, even if it is a luxury limousine

Tja, wenn's von den Preisen abhinge, dürfte ich über das meiste nicht berichten, aber ich mach's ja für Betuchte wie dich😝😝😝 Antworten

Avantgarde? For 3 times the price you will get any amount of bass you like and the room is even more densely filled with music.

​@@renessoundlife235I actually don't like Avantgarde uno or duo. Haven't heard Mezzo or Trio which are way expensive. Universums MK IV seems to have the ingredients for a world class speaker! Thanks for your feedback!😊

Yes, I was really impressed by absolutely everything (only extremely deep bass e.g. of an organ concerto is not on the menu, bass goes down to only 30 Hz); beautiful 3D rendering, no harshness or colorations.

Hello Brian, even more so in reality. I had absolutely nothing to criticise. Grandeur of scale, overwhelming in detail and relaxing (or should I say: intoxicating?). But at almost 40 000 Euro a bit too expensive, although it is a bargain compared to a German Avantgarde speaker. I'm always happy to find your comments here, thank you so much; happy New Year to you as well. Looking forward to continuing our contact in 2025, René

Oh, by the way: those objects are meant for acoustic room treatment. Seems to be very widespread in Japan, where they come from. If you are interested in learning more about that, please watch my respective video, unfortunately in German only, but you might get the gist of it by a translation and the pictures. th-cam.com/video/qTgL7L9cltQ/w-d-xo.html

Hi, Yves,, I fully agree, but synthesized music can be used additionally to check if the equipment is an all-rounder or a classical music specialist.

thanks in return!

thank you!

thank you!

custom made Tannoy Kingdoms. More information about the originals here: th-cam.com/video/6b6G0pimR3Q/w-d-xo.html

@@renessoundlife235 can u share ur project bcz i have the mid driver of tannoy kingdom thanks

unfortunately, I can't build my own amps...

That's what I call a stunning praise, thank you for the motivation!

If it makes you happy - why not? Good luck for the turntable search!

Hello Brian, thank you for the congrats, still looks (or better: sounds) like the Flight deserves them. As I don't play around a lot with the few possibilities I don't mind the jumper fiddling in the beginning. The Naim has a fine reputation, you'll probably be satisfied, too. Enjoy your music and take care, René

Dear Rod, didn't you know that the holes are the most expensive part of this kind of jeans? To make them takes skill and dedication. By the way: I'm surprised to find your comment here (it's an Italian product only) and not under my Plinius video. I thought my purchase of the A300 would be the pinnacle of triumph for my only friend in New Zealand.

@@renessoundlife235 Rene My friend Ages ago I mentioned a interface that did what all these products do but you didn't seem at all interested, times have changed, I can't remember the name, but it was cheap by YOUR standards cheap enough for you to import 1 My comments about NZ hi fi can you transfer it to your German site as it could be of interest to them . great to see you stop walking the dark side & it took a kiwi product to lift this vail of depression. The dealer you bought the Judas from don't ever buy any more product from him just walk past his establishment & remember the sore bottom he gave you. Kiwi Rod

not yet, but time will come....

Don't listen to the netzens you be you. The world is better for people like you. Be awesome not average.

thanks for the feedback; after the glorious start I think it will be a good companion!

thank you for the affirmation, so nice when other owners have the same experience!

As you can see in the background: Jadis JP30, Accuphase DP 430, Ansuz A3, P2, A2 Interlinks, Tannoy Kingdom

@@renessoundlife235interesting, very impressive given you’re using the entry level Accuphase CD player.

I’m considering a DP-450, did you compare a number of CDs before settling on the 430?

Dear Marco, thank you for contacting me. There is not only light but also some shadow: Chinese devices don't have manuals and if they have, they are useless. There is no manual bias, the a-meter will only tell you when you are totally out of range. In this case you need a technician to decide if a manual correction is still possible or it is time to replace the tubes. There was no shipping damage, packing was sufficient and I had no repair so far. But some time has passed since I made the review and 300Bs have become a fashion since then, so take a look around before you decide. There are more options than 2 years ago. Hope I could help you a little, best greetings to Italy.

Thanks a lot Rene. At the moment I didn't found anything better at the price of Appluase. There are other competitors now but it seems that Appluase has good output transformers that others haven't at this price point.

@@TheMarkingegno hi Marco, if you can live with the minor restrictions, go ahead! I would be very pleased to read your opinion once you are proud owner of the device. Good luck, Marco!

@@TheMarkingegno make sure that the bias is at least adjustable by a technician, if bias is fixed I would stay away from it. I'm warning you because not even the Willsenton R300 for 1000 US has adjustable bias... and I wonder why they never answered my question concerning this feature

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@@renessoundlife235 thank you kind sir :)

@@sainaveenbali welcome- good luck!

you're absolutely right - at least the mono blocks have already been replaced - the improvement was tremendous.

Thank you, that's encouraging!

If it sounds better than class A that was a stroke of genius! Congrats as well! So nice to know that two people are happy in different countries with the same device now.

As you have been a loyal companion on my cumbersome journey I would like to thank you very specially. Finally and to my surprise the JA30 turned out to be the sore spot (not the JP30), therefore for the time being the Jadis Pre is going to stay (nevertheless it would be interesting to find out in the future if the Plinius Pre would outperform the Jadis as well, but this will be difficult to check because Thailand is not a Plinius stronghold). The mix sounds as great as described so there is no need for action at this moment. René

so nice of you, many thanks!

Thank you for both! Looks like your good wishes might come true this time...

We belong to different Hifi realms and I totally understand and respect the low watt league. I'm happy you like my work and thank you for your friendly sympathy.

Thank you for showing up at the exhibition, Brian. Indeed, the Thais seem to be very active in opening up new markets and establishing new business connections. Funny you live so close to the source!

Yes, they have never been famous for a sweet and silky sound. And for 20 000 there is some choice indeed.