Great review. I just bought one of these (half-price now - simply couldn't refuse it). Looking forward to hooking it up to my vintage Tannoy Eatons. Cheers. 🙂
The overall shape of the Audiolab Omnia is very similar to my Arcam Solo Music from the early 2000s, with the rounded edges and a rather low profile. To me it just proves that the Arcam's design is timeless. I chose an all-in-one box (second-nand) for most of the reasons Paul mentioned but mostly because I had expected to be moving flats often, which would have meant less stuff to transport. I am quite satisfied with the sound quality and if I ever decide to replace the Arcam, I will most likely go for another all-in-one.
Hi Paul, great review. Why do I feel this is the kind of product that most folks watching this will be happy to recommend to their non-audiophile buddies, who are looking for a step up from Sonos and still have their old CD collection in some boxes in the spare room? Part of my affliction is the desire to build my systems and just picking a single box and a pair of speakers is never going to scratch that itch. Each to their own, of course.
Closest signal path And no guessing with equitment matching 😃 All in ones do Have advantage espically space savings Thanks for thr video I have a review and comparrsion up also vs 6000a and vs outboard dacs. The Omnia Cd player is very good but I used the audiolab cdt-6000 also with Omnia digital inputs and I AB them against each other and I barley give the edge to the CDT 6000 timing is a smidge better rythm and pace
I love your channel, I am a subscriber and I’m considering becoming a patron (on Patreon). I’m thinking my 30-something son would welcome this unit into his home. I especially appreciate your pointing out the unit’s shortcomings (CD reader) and your analysis of the sound quality which I doubt very much if I could articulate. But I definitely relate to fatiguing vs. relaxing sound; and it doesn’t take long for me to get tired. 😴 Anyway, thanks for another quality review (content) and pleasingly pleasant professional presentation (alliteration intended). As another commented, your channel seems to be criminally under-subscribed. I originally came to it when I recognized your name and distinctive reward logo from a review published online (can’t remember the magazine/site). I’ll offer a thought you may have heard before, but I suspect you lose a lot of viewers when you say (as you often do), “but first, I want to tell you about. . ..”. For those already subscribed, at least for me, the thought is, ‘There he goes again . . ., but we (or I) welcome it and sit back for an entertaining and informative detour; but I suspect that those who aren’t yet your subscribers go, “Here I go . . ., “ to the next channel. There are a lot of people ‘wanting to tell us things’ on TH-cam who are NOT professionals, and do NOT offer entertaining and informative detours (or context), they are just bloviating bloviators who are stealing precious time from my day, not enriching my life as you do (said the fawning flatterer). I everyone would appreciate the content, but the phrase you use to introduce it, I think, is a problem for some. It is as if you submitted a gripping story and the editor stuck a misleading (and bland) headline on it, so people don’t stop to read your wonderful story. Two solutions (if you consider what I’ve described is a problem), is change the phrase which introduces the content, or disguise the content by ‘sneaking it in,’ perhaps piecemeal, at other points in the presentation. Perhaps at transitions between sections (or chapters, whatever the app calls them). Again, you can value my ‘advice’ at the price you paid for it. I did enjoy the review and I’ll be back for the next one.
Never mind, you do you, those who like you and your approach, will watch and those who don’t, won’t. Don’t let my insecurities become your insecurities; I’m sure you have enough of your own.
I'd go with that if I was starting with the audio exploration. And it could potentially be my go to system, perhaps for my bedroom, or even my living room, who knows! Thank you Paul
@@TheAudiophileMan Yes Paul! Based on the fact that it's AUDIOLAB I'm confident they wouldn't compromise on sound quality. It should have a very satisfying signature sound.
Hi Paul! How come this product gets an award? The audiolab 6000a play with 6000cdt and a audioquest forest digital interlink will cost less than this wannabe Arcam solo called an Omnia. Both components will have around the same footprint when put on each other. The 6000a as an amp looks much better and well made inside. The separate 6000cdt gives you an option to upgrade to another d/a converter in the future. This is not for the hifi enthousiast but for people who like interior magazines.
I love your reviews and this one in particular as I own the Omnia. What I find interesting is that the Omnia can be used as a pre-amp. I'm wondering how it would sound if one was to use it as pre-amp with say a tube or power amp?
Great review, probably the only hifi videos I can really relate to youtube, I don't agree with some of the observations and opinions but that's fine, so long as an opinion stands on merit, then that's good enough for me. With this one I can't help but feel that audiolab have become a little confused. Yes, most people live in a world of convenience, but the audiophile seldom does. That's to say, not everybody is into music and having decent audio equipment to listen to their music with isn't a big deal to them. Those of us who are music lovers tend to prioritise,............. cables, floor space, plug sockets are just small problems to resolve in the pursuit of an acceptable listening experience. I think the Omnia is pitched at a market that doesn't exist and that anybody who enjoys music would far rather have a 6000CDT, 6000A and 6000N streamer, for less then the price of the Omnia and the seperates are much more sonically superior, not to mention the longevity of a cd player, they don't last forever. Great video, always enjoy.
This isn't about be exotic sound , very satisfying yes i imagine , its a family room , first or easy solution just to get entertainment real fast , it fits a purpose
My hifi is analoge only atm so I would not mind adding an "all digital in one" solution. The RIAA and power amp feels a bit wasted for my use unless it would be to an attractive and different sound signature Current setup for those who are interested is; technics sl-1500c -> Croft Acoustics Micro 25 Version R Pre Amplifier -> Croft Acoustics Series 7R Power Amplifier -> Funktion one F81 speakers
Hello Paul Really Like Your Reviews And Came Here Care Of Your FUNK FIRM RAGE 1 UPGRADE KIT REVIEW Did Not Know You Were THE PAUL RIGBY Of Hi-Fi World Fame a Mag I Used To Get Every Month Till The Start Of Covid I Have a Near Mint Audiolab 8000A Amp Which I Recapped With Quality Parts And a Audiolab Q Dac Would The Amp in The Omnia Be As Good As My 8000A Amp Paul ? Great Review Paul Thank You For Uploading Have Just Subbed To Your Channel Regards mike
Hi!@@daveh1081 I went with the Technics and am very happy with it. I bought it in a specialized store and they confirmed it is better than the price tag would tell.
Fanstatic review, thanks a lot! Soundwise how would it compare to 6000a + 6000cdt. I guess separates slightly better, however they use the prior version of the ESS DAC?
My pleasure, Petko. As I say in the review, separates are sonically superior but there's a host of plus points in favour of the Omnia if you fit that brief, again listed in the review. Sound remains excellent for an all-in-one. If you're into separates, I'd also invest in a separate DAC too, incidentally.
@@TheAudiophileMan ,thanks a lot. I am with the 6000a + cdt combo and I consider purchasing an external DAC. Yet I am a bit afraid as most reviewers suggest that the amp’s DAC is very good. Based on you experience, would an upgrade to a DAC at a price range of GBP 600-800 be a good upgrade to the amp’s one. I was thinking about an R2R (Denafrips Ares II for example), as my speakers are B&W 603s2 AE and the synergy might be a very little bit too analytical and slightly bright at the moment? I.e is the 6000a capable of revealing the benefits of a better external DAC?
Absolutely, the internal DAC is very nice. I agree. Saying that, an external DAC (a good quality example, that is) is far superior to an internal model. I haven't tested the Denafrips but I hear good things about it so sure, by all means, investigate that one. Also look at Schiit who offer quality DACs around that price too. Heed also has a classy DAC for around £1k, if your budget will stretch.
@@ppbg123 I owned the 6000A and although it has a good onboard DAC, an external one, especially in your pricerange, will blow your socks off. Much better imaging, more depth in the soundstage, more detail. Btw, if you find the sound too analytical or bright, it's the pre-amp section of the 6000a. A warmer sounding DAC helps, but also a DAC wich you can use as a pre-amp.
Hey guys! When I listen to a CD or watch TV with the Omnia, the network search light still flashes. Is there no way to turn this off? Thanks for your reply.
But no FM Radio! The latest RAJAR figures suggest that both Classic FM and Scala Radio have lost listeners while Radio 3 has gained listeners. Since I listen to R3 both in the morning and in the late afternoon/early evening, its abscence is significant!
Sold my 6000n just recently could not get to grips with streaming and my project extension 10 sounds superior However 30 years ago this would have made perfect sense im sure some luddites are slow to change
The CD player problems you experienced are very unfortunate, given Audiolab brag about the superior transport in the Omnia that reads ahead, meaning it can better handle CDs that might not play in other players. Oops.
Great review. But it's not the all-in-one unit! There is no FM radio here! When I get up in the morning first I click the radio button. I love radio, not just music from records or a music stream. I wanted to replace the old Pioneer and I bought the Cambridge Audio AXR100 with FM radio and CD player AXR35. After a week I gave it back. The CD player does not play all discs, even new ones in perfect condition (Pioneer play them), and the radio is of such poor quality that the only thing left of the set is an amplifier with Bluetooth, there is not even a USB. I thought to connect the old Pioneer to the amplifier, there would be a CD, there would be a USB (it reads even FLACK files), and a decent radio, but unfortunately, you can't connect to the amplifier because there are no outputs, because my old Pioneer is the all-in-one unit!!!
Then you buy a separate DAC and you plug that into the input sockets in the rear of the Omnia. Same with the streamer. Same with the CD (via a transport).
You only NEED to change the DAC when this one goes wrong. If you want to go dowm the upgrade path then perhaps you are better off buying separates in the first place.
I chatted to Audiolab about your point and it replied with this, “Omnia sports a number of additions and improvements. Enhanced DAC section based around new-generation ESS chipset - higher spec than the DAC in the 6000A/6000A Play. (You’d have to spend a lot of money on a standalone DAC to beat the one in the Omnia) More inputs including two hi-spec USB ports - the 6000A/6000A Play have S/PDIF but not USB. Supports hi-res PCM up to 32-bit/768kHz and DSD512 over USB (6000A and 6000A Play max out at 24/192) Full MQA decoding built in New CD transport mechanism Enhancements to the amp circuitry (Jan Ertner never sits still!) 4.3in colour screen These additions and enhancements fully justify the extra £350 outlay compared to buying the 6000A Play and 6000CDT (which themselves remain great value for money)."
@@TheAudiophileMan Mentioning what the different dacs are would be nice. In regards the screen…. Not needed as you just use the app. MQA…. Again… why? I personally prefer the cd “ sucker” . Also audiolab quote official prices.. the combo beats it easily depending on which region you get it from. I just don’t see the attraction. At least with the separates, you can send one off if faulty. Nice review btw. 24/192 is high enough
@@Grzegorz1006 yes you can , but my point was if it was a cd fault I’d just send the cdt and still have the amp part for use. Sending back an all-in-one unit , you’ve lost all functions.
@@MusicFed l’estetica è soggettiva, non è bello ma infilato in un mobile alla fine sta anche bene. Io spero che più avanti ne facciano un modello nuovo, magari con l’estetica delle linee audiolab con manopola per il volume. E soprattutto senza tutti i problemi sw dell’attuale. Come audio io mi trovo davvero bene, lo ricomprerei mille volte, per il resto il peggior all’-in one che ho mai avuto
Excellent review Paul! Completely agree that the all0in-one Omnia is fantastic value for money and will certainly appeal to many people.
Great review. I just bought one of these (half-price now - simply couldn't refuse it). Looking forward to hooking it up to my vintage Tannoy Eatons. Cheers. 🙂
The overall shape of the Audiolab Omnia is very similar to my Arcam Solo Music from the early 2000s, with the rounded edges and a rather low profile. To me it just proves that the Arcam's design is timeless. I chose an all-in-one box (second-nand) for most of the reasons Paul mentioned but mostly because I had expected to be moving flats often, which would have meant less stuff to transport. I am quite satisfied with the sound quality and if I ever decide to replace the Arcam, I will most likely go for another all-in-one.
Hi Paul, great review. Why do I feel this is the kind of product that most folks watching this will be happy to recommend to their non-audiophile buddies, who are looking for a step up from Sonos and still have their old CD collection in some boxes in the spare room? Part of my affliction is the desire to build my systems and just picking a single box and a pair of speakers is never going to scratch that itch. Each to their own, of course.
Closest signal path
And no guessing with
equitment matching 😃 All in ones do
Have advantage espically space savings
Thanks for thr video I have a review and comparrsion up also vs 6000a and vs outboard dacs.
The Omnia Cd player is very good but I used the audiolab cdt-6000 also with Omnia digital inputs and I AB them against each other and I barley give the edge to the CDT 6000 timing is a smidge better rythm and pace
I love your channel, I am a subscriber and I’m considering becoming a patron (on Patreon). I’m thinking my 30-something son would welcome this unit into his home. I especially appreciate your pointing out the unit’s shortcomings (CD reader) and your analysis of the sound quality which I doubt very much if I could articulate. But I definitely relate to fatiguing vs. relaxing sound; and it doesn’t take long for me to get tired. 😴
Anyway, thanks for another quality review (content) and pleasingly pleasant professional presentation (alliteration intended). As another commented, your channel seems to be criminally under-subscribed. I originally came to it when I recognized your name and distinctive reward logo from a review published online (can’t remember the magazine/site).
I’ll offer a thought you may have heard before, but I suspect you lose a lot of viewers when you say (as you often do), “but first, I want to tell you about. . ..”. For those already subscribed, at least for me, the thought is, ‘There he goes again . . ., but we (or I) welcome it and sit back for an entertaining and informative detour; but I suspect that those who aren’t yet your subscribers go, “Here I go . . ., “ to the next channel. There are a lot of people ‘wanting to tell us things’ on TH-cam who are NOT professionals, and do NOT offer entertaining and informative detours (or context), they are just bloviating bloviators who are stealing precious time from my day, not enriching my life as you do (said the fawning flatterer).
I everyone would appreciate the content, but the phrase you use to introduce it, I think, is a problem for some. It is as if you submitted a gripping story and the editor stuck a misleading (and bland) headline on it, so people don’t stop to read your wonderful story.
Two solutions (if you consider what I’ve described is a problem), is change the phrase which introduces the content, or disguise the content by ‘sneaking it in,’ perhaps piecemeal, at other points in the presentation. Perhaps at transitions between sections (or chapters, whatever the app calls them).
Again, you can value my ‘advice’ at the price you paid for it. I did enjoy the review and I’ll be back for the next one.
Never mind, you do you, those who like you and your approach, will watch and those who don’t, won’t. Don’t let my insecurities become your insecurities; I’m sure you have enough of your own.
Shout out for having the radiohead rarity vinyl cover on your wall.
Supercollider is one of my favourite radiohead tracks !
I'd go with that if I was starting with the audio exploration. And it could potentially be my go to system, perhaps for my bedroom, or even my living room, who knows! Thank you Paul
Yep, agreed - it's a pretty flexible system.
@@TheAudiophileMan Yes Paul! Based on the fact that it's AUDIOLAB I'm confident they wouldn't compromise on sound quality. It should have a very satisfying signature sound.
@@TheAudiophileMan is there a way to EQ the sound in any way?
Hi Paul! How come this product gets an award? The audiolab 6000a play with 6000cdt and a audioquest forest digital interlink will cost less than this wannabe Arcam solo called an Omnia.
Both components will have around the same footprint when put on each other. The 6000a as an amp looks much better and well made inside. The separate 6000cdt gives you an option to upgrade to another d/a converter in the future.
This is not for the hifi enthousiast but for people who like interior magazines.
Thank you for the comprehensive review!
I bought this recently for £725 new, absolute bargain . It even has Digital outs .
I love your reviews and this one in particular as I own the Omnia. What I find interesting is that the Omnia can be used as a pre-amp. I'm wondering how it would sound if one was to use it as pre-amp with say a tube or power amp?
Great review, probably the only hifi videos I can really relate to youtube, I don't agree with some of the observations and opinions but that's fine, so long as an opinion stands on merit, then that's good enough for me.
With this one I can't help but feel that audiolab have become a little confused. Yes, most people live in a world of convenience, but the audiophile seldom does.
That's to say, not everybody is into music and having decent audio equipment to listen to their music with isn't a big deal to them.
Those of us who are music lovers tend to prioritise,............. cables, floor space, plug sockets are just small problems to resolve in the pursuit of an acceptable listening experience.
I think the Omnia is pitched at a market that doesn't exist and that anybody who enjoys music would far rather have a 6000CDT, 6000A and 6000N streamer, for less then the price of the Omnia and the seperates are much more sonically superior, not to mention the longevity of a cd player, they don't last forever. Great video, always enjoy.
Thank You on adapters. They are a plague. Kudos for the dual SPDIF digital inputs.
This isn't about be exotic sound , very satisfying yes i imagine , its a family room , first or easy solution just to get entertainment real fast , it fits a purpose
Don't forget to factor in the cost of a couple of grand's worth of interconnects with separates... :)
My hifi is analoge only atm so I would not mind adding an "all digital in one" solution.
The RIAA and power amp feels a bit wasted for my use unless it would be to an attractive and different sound signature
Current setup for those who are interested is;
technics sl-1500c ->
Croft Acoustics Micro 25 Version R Pre Amplifier ->
Croft Acoustics Series 7R Power Amplifier ->
Funktion one F81 speakers
Excellent detailed review
If you still want to add a pair of speakers in the all in one mix you can get the new kef
I like the idea of this….thanks for the review Paul…
Is the screen good enough to navigate a usb drive from there, or do you have to use an app?
Hello Paul Really Like Your Reviews And Came Here Care Of Your FUNK FIRM RAGE 1 UPGRADE KIT REVIEW Did Not Know You Were THE PAUL RIGBY Of Hi-Fi World Fame a Mag I Used To Get Every Month Till The Start Of Covid I Have a Near Mint Audiolab 8000A Amp Which I Recapped With Quality Parts And a Audiolab Q Dac Would The Amp in The Omnia Be As Good As My 8000A Amp Paul ? Great Review Paul Thank You For Uploading Have Just Subbed To Your Channel Regards mike
Hi! Have you compared the Omnia to Technics SA C600? Which one sounds better in your opinion? Thank you
Yup Cristina......that's the review I want to read. What did you go for because these are the two products on my very sort list.👍👍
Hi!@@daveh1081 I went with the Technics and am very happy with it. I bought it in a specialized store and they confirmed it is better than the price tag would tell.
There is an in-depth comparison of the two on a German channel (Fidelity Hamburg) if you Deutsch sprechen.
@@daveh1081 I went for the Technics and I love it.
Thank you@@summerrr1
Will it be good with linn speakers
Fanstatic review, thanks a lot! Soundwise how would it compare to 6000a + 6000cdt. I guess separates slightly better, however they use the prior version of the ESS DAC?
My pleasure, Petko. As I say in the review, separates are sonically superior but there's a host of plus points in favour of the Omnia if you fit that brief, again listed in the review. Sound remains excellent for an all-in-one. If you're into separates, I'd also invest in a separate DAC too, incidentally.
@@TheAudiophileMan ,thanks a lot. I am with the 6000a + cdt combo and I consider purchasing an external DAC. Yet I am a bit afraid as most reviewers suggest that the amp’s DAC is very good. Based on you experience, would an upgrade to a DAC at a price range of GBP 600-800 be a good upgrade to the amp’s one. I was thinking about an R2R (Denafrips Ares II for example), as my speakers are B&W 603s2 AE and the synergy might be a very little bit too analytical and slightly bright at the moment? I.e is the 6000a capable of revealing the benefits of a better external DAC?
Absolutely, the internal DAC is very nice. I agree. Saying that, an external DAC (a good quality example, that is) is far superior to an internal model. I haven't tested the Denafrips but I hear good things about it so sure, by all means, investigate that one. Also look at Schiit who offer quality DACs around that price too. Heed also has a classy DAC for around £1k, if your budget will stretch.
@@TheAudiophileMan Fantastic, many thanks Paul!
@@ppbg123
I owned the 6000A and although it has a good onboard DAC, an external one, especially in your pricerange, will blow your socks off. Much better imaging, more depth in the soundstage, more detail. Btw, if you find the sound too analytical or bright, it's the pre-amp section of the 6000a. A warmer sounding DAC helps, but also a DAC wich you can use as a pre-amp.
Hey guys! When I listen to a CD or watch TV with the Omnia, the network search light still flashes. Is there no way to turn this off? Thanks for your reply.
Can’t beat a good all in one system (Cyrus Lyric09 owner) stops the upgrade addiction and allows you to do what’s important….listening to music!
But no FM Radio! The latest RAJAR figures suggest that both Classic FM and Scala Radio have lost listeners while Radio 3 has gained listeners. Since I listen to R3 both in the morning and in the late afternoon/early evening, its abscence is significant!
Agreed.
Sold my 6000n just recently could not get to grips with streaming and my project extension 10 sounds superior However 30 years ago this would have made perfect sense im sure some luddites are slow to change
Excellent as usual.
Question to the owners: can I use it like an usb DAC with iPad just like I use my Dragonfly? Airplay is limited to 16/44.1
How many Cd's can you store
Interesting on paper, but the lack of an "HDMI eARC" input unfortunately makes the Omnia seem less appealing to me! 😎
@Pixie Pete From this I deduct that You don't have a family! 😉
Was considering this until i read the manual- no flac playback or ogg orbis..............
Thanks
That's very kind of you - thank you very much for your support :)
The CD player problems you experienced are very unfortunate, given Audiolab brag about the superior transport in the Omnia that reads ahead, meaning it can better handle CDs that might not play in other players. Oops.
Need to compare to NAD C700
Great review. But it's not the all-in-one unit! There is no FM radio here! When I get up in the morning first I click the radio button. I love radio, not just music from records or a music stream. I wanted to replace the old Pioneer and I bought the Cambridge Audio AXR100 with FM radio and CD player AXR35. After a week I gave it back. The CD player does not play all discs, even new ones in perfect condition (Pioneer play them), and the radio is of such poor quality that the only thing left of the set is an amplifier with Bluetooth, there is not even a USB. I thought to connect the old Pioneer to the amplifier, there would be a CD, there would be a USB (it reads even FLACK files), and a decent radio, but unfortunately, you can't connect to the amplifier because there are no outputs, because my old Pioneer is the all-in-one unit!!!
I still like my audiolab separates if anything breaks it's easier to repair or replace 🤔
Hi Mark - yes, the all-in-one is for a particular customer/user with definite requirements. It's great that the choice exists, though.
Ok Wish someone could come up with a separated to Match this sound and Quility. To compare the two ? Just asking
no flac support via usb.no sale. Big oversight.
But what happens when you NEED to Update (DAC)?
Then you buy a separate DAC and you plug that into the input sockets in the rear of the Omnia. Same with the streamer. Same with the CD (via a transport).
You only NEED to change the DAC when this one goes wrong. If you want to go dowm the upgrade path then perhaps you are better off buying separates in the first place.
As far has I am aware DTS still doesn't address gapless play which is something I can't live with.
Hi Bill - I've been told by 'an informed source' that the gapless problem will be fixed in a future update.
It’s basically a 6000cdt and a 6000a play combined. But you can buy the separates ALOT cheaper.
I chatted to Audiolab about your point and it replied with this, “Omnia sports a number of additions and improvements.
Enhanced DAC section based around new-generation ESS chipset - higher spec than the DAC in the 6000A/6000A Play. (You’d have to spend a lot of money on a standalone DAC to beat the one in the Omnia)
More inputs including two hi-spec USB ports - the 6000A/6000A Play have S/PDIF but not USB.
Supports hi-res PCM up to 32-bit/768kHz and DSD512 over USB (6000A and 6000A Play max out at 24/192)
Full MQA decoding built in
New CD transport mechanism
Enhancements to the amp circuitry (Jan Ertner never sits still!)
4.3in colour screen
These additions and enhancements fully justify the extra £350 outlay compared to buying the 6000A Play and 6000CDT (which themselves remain great value for money)."
@@TheAudiophileMan Mentioning what the different dacs are would be nice. In regards the screen…. Not needed as you just use the app. MQA…. Again… why? I personally prefer the cd “ sucker” . Also audiolab quote official prices.. the combo beats it easily depending on which region you get it from. I just don’t see the attraction. At least with the separates, you can send one off if faulty. Nice review btw. 24/192 is high enough
@@owenroberts6572 Can't you send the whole all-in-one device off if faulty? Surely, you can.
@@Grzegorz1006 yes you can , but my point was if it was a cd fault I’d just send the cdt and still have the amp part for use. Sending back an all-in-one unit , you’ve lost all functions.
I would rather go for a Marantz PM7000N and CD6007.for $2000
Then you probably didn’t listen to both amps in the same room with the same speakers.
It's "Regret" by New Order not "Respect".
Urrggh. Always get that mixed up.
why couldn't they add a few more controls on the front is beyond me.... slaves to design indeed
But a Frankenstein inside…
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Non è AirPlay, Non ha un App ad hoc. Ingresso USB un disastro, app Play-Fi solo per la musica in streamer. Personalmente molto deluso
anche il design mi sembra una sòla
@@MusicFed l’estetica è soggettiva, non è bello ma infilato in un mobile alla fine sta anche bene. Io spero che più avanti ne facciano un modello nuovo, magari con l’estetica delle linee audiolab con manopola per il volume. E soprattutto senza tutti i problemi sw dell’attuale. Come audio io mi trovo davvero bene, lo ricomprerei mille volte, per il resto il peggior all’-in one che ho mai avuto