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Parasound Halo Integrated Amplifier
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- Ron from www.newrecordd... reviews the Parasound Halo Integrated Amplifier!
If you find yourself watching my channel and scratching your head wondering where is a good place to begin your hifi adventure, allow me to jump in the car with you and to help you out along the way. The Parasound Halo Integrated brings its 'A' game to the listening rooms of audio enthusiasts, and it keeps up with systems which cost a small fortune. Are there room for improvements when you spend more money? Sure, but let me be clear--the diminishing returns you’ll be rewarded with won't feel like much of reward to your pocket book. Save the money and start with the Halo Integrated. It isn’t just good enough for now. No, it offers a level of fidelity which will make you pull over to the side of the road and realize you’ve already arrived…"
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Ron...outstanding review and a beautiful integrated. While I'm not really a tone control kind of guy (my Krell S300i and Musical Fidelity M3i have no tone controls, and I'm perfectly ok with that), Parasound have yet again outdone themselves with this intregrated. It's just beautiful and I'm sure it sounds every bit as wonderful as you describe...and a PHONO input to boot! Keep up the great work. I'm very much enjoying the more sophisticated and detailed (yet still laid-back and approachable) nature of your recent reviews.
10++++++++++++++++++++
Nice review Ron
I'm especially pleased to hear you speaking about Tone Controls - Bravo!
Great work...
For me it is all about value for the dollar. I'm using a Parasound 200 pre-amp with outlaw audio monoblocks. All in for the gear cost $1,100.00. Still lusting for a Halo, but not ready to drop that much on a pre amp.
Keep up the great work.
Did you ever upgrade and to what? I'm using the same amps and was wondering if the upgrade is noticeable in sound?
Thanks 🙏 Fantastic review .. got my Parasound Jc1's amps , with my Jc2 preamp , working on my Jc3 ... playing thru my watt puppy's and it sounds sick ! Parasound is up there amongst the big boys ! Will keep them for life l even if decide to get different equipment in the future , I won't even trade them in..
I have the Halo with 1.7i maggies and love it. I did add a Klipsch 12 inch ported sub. I also have the pro ject 2 experience with Sumiko blue point cartridge
amazing review! now a understand the potencial of your work! many years has passed
Thank you for this review. Over a year we waited them to produce which they announce. Bass management and USB DAC very wellcome features for an integrated amp. But that remote is simply from Stone Age .
I bought it used for about half the original price, I have an audiophile friend who saw it online and saw the challenges I was having running my Klipsch rp-600m's (I know, I bought into the hype, but I started with Klipsch on my desk over 20 years ago with their Pro-Media series desktop speakers/sub). So I got into serious audio and got the Yamaha S202 from best buy while I waited for my IOTAVX SA3 to arrive from England. Yamaha did fine, even with the tint of noise and I played with the IOTAVX to really listened once they arrived and really compared the two for hours and days of listening. IOTAVX was 50w/channel vs Yamaha 100w. IOTAVX made me happy inside but not much more than the Yamaha. So my audiophile friend told me this Parasound HINT was online used and he literally said, "just do it you will not regret it". So I bought it even before seeing this very accurate review, 5 years since its release and this thing absolutely knocked my socks off with joy. You had the same smile while listening to the same song (btw thanks for introducing me to Madeleine Peyroux) that I did. It was no longer an internal joy, you could see the joy this amp brought to me outside thanks to the smile on my face. This amp with 600m's is ridiculous for a desk but it is soooooo magical and I know for sure that I'll use this HALO in my journey years from now. Thank you for an excellent review and now maybe I'll go into the vinyl world which my friend calls, "a dark rabbit hole".
I've been on your channel for about a week now...good stuff...thanks!
Another key way of pulling off the insanity road and into the happy layby, is to do what I do, only buy second hand goods. That way every single hifi component you buy, some other poor audiophile has risked his marriage and has lost 50% -75% of his money on each component ready for you to pick it up cheap as chips. Want hi end but for mid fi prices? My speakers were 40% of their new price, my DAC was 30% of it's new price, etc. So I now have a high end system for not high end money! I wouldn't change it for any other way.
Another Parasound to consider in this price range is the Zonemaster 2350 and it's corresponding preamp. the 2350 has a wall shaking 275 (8 ohms) and 400 (4 ohms) watts per channel and it sounds great, not "just for Class D" but in general. Have not had the opportunity to test the Hint 6 vs. the Zonemaster, but the Zonemaster amp and preamp package is about the same price range as the Hint 6, and if ludicrous power is your thing, the Zonemaster is hard to fault.
OK, I subscribed to your channel anyone who takes electronic gear with music and mixes it with such a poetic flare about HIS experiences is worth my attention. Thanks.
Thanks!
Was checking out T dad's big Parasound , so doing a little research and lol.. This is whatcha get... Full play and👍✌️. I don't remember this one.
The integrated amp version has the volume nob light up. Meaning the slit on the front of the knob, the light behind the knob. Why doesn't the pre-amp P5 have it too???
Wonderful, engaging review
I am investigating this brand and your review was very helpful
In my opinion this is probably one of the few modern day integrated amps that would be comparable to a vintage receiver. Great review!
Raj Sarma As always, thanks bro!
I heard this baby at a high end store. The guy was pushing the 9k Krell. I didn't hear a huge difference. Thinking about buying this to go with the Cornwalls that I'll be getting after the audio show at a discount.
Just heard one of these in a nice demo room. Very, very nice. I haven’t heard anything better lately outside of mega buck. This ain’t an economy model....
Parasound is good return for the money. 👍🏻
Thanks.. Ron finally an Audio reviewer..that is willing to speak the honest truth.great stuff man..
ki flex Thanks, my name is Ron :)
***** i knew that..lol thanks man..
You should have 3 times of the subscribers you currently have. People are missing out on phenomenal reviewing of hi-end
Great review as usual...Thanks!
With all due respect, I just tried one of these in my system and found it disappointingly thin and remarkably bland. I thought this response might be conditioned by having had a tube integrated for the last 10 years, so as an experiment, I alternated the Halo with a hybrid integrated (100 watts class A/B, SS coupled with 2 X12au7 pre-amp section). This was my first experience with a hybrid and I had no idea what to expect. In fact, I preferred it over both the Halo and the tube amp, which now strikes me as excessively polite, although still musical. Couldn't say that about the Halo; I kept turning up the volume, hoping it might suddenly come alive but all I ended up with was a headache. CDP is modded, tubed Jolida JD100 and speakers are Silverline 17.5 monitors with Audio Art wire. Tomorrow, I'm shipping it back to the online vendor for a refund. Still enjoy your channel, though.
What integrated hybrid are you referring to? I think my experience mirrors yours w/ the HINT 6
That you didn't like the Parasound is only relevant for YOU. It doesn't mean other people will have the same experience with it and agree with you. It is not disrespectful to express your opinion, but it is pretty arrogant think that your experience and preference is the gospel for everyone else.
Great review! I have been wanting to try this amp. I'd read good things about it, but the reviews always seemed a little reserved in their praise. Well, your review pushed me over the edge, mainly because of the Gallo 3.1's, which I also own. Others have called the HINT "lean, clinical, boring", that was not my experience at all!! This thing rocks!! Drives the Gallos really, really well. I even tried it with my highly modded Klipsch Fortes (ti-mids, ti-tweeters, ALK crossovers, damping, etc), which at 94db sensitivity, shouldn't need this much power. Holy smokes!! I have NEVER heard the Fortes sound so good. Smooth & detailed highs, with tight, deep, powerful low-end and a lifelike midrange. I'll definitely be keeping this amp. Thanks for the great review, which prompted me to give this thing a try. I love it!
Yeah, I have no idea what people are talking about when they say this thing sounds thin or lifeless... Glad you are enjoying the amp!
Just heard one of these in a nice demo room. Very, very nice. I haven’t heard anything integrates that’s better lately outside of mega buck. This ain’t an economy model....
But the comment about separates..... help me out here. What separates are better for a 3k price tag?
I'm asking the same question
Are you planning a review on the rotel ra 1592?
Karim Vassanji q
Would you review the Outlaw Audio RR 2160
Hello
How do I do a firmware update on my parasound halo integrated.i have my Internet connection wired in.
great review. this is the amp I am getting with magnaplaner 3.7i
What a fantastic review! I am trying to decide between this integrated, or the Parasound separates..... This integrated sounds too good to pass up for my needs.
So which one did you get? Integrated or separates?
@@nico3641 i ended up going with a separate preamp and two channel power amp from Emotiva
Do you think this amp will line up well with my new KEF LS50 Metas I just purchased? I am looking at a used one now locally. I also have the KEF Cube 10B subwoofer - good fit? My turntable is the AT 1200SL. Thanks in advance and your reviews are really great to watch.
I would like you to do a review on the new ESS AMT 1ds classics
How would you compare the Parasound Hint to the Yamaha A-S3000 ? Best sound with Buchardt S400’s ?
Wish to be guided here. I’ve got the ZoneMaster 650 to connect 8 Speakers 1 Center 1 Sub ,want to connect them to one or two devices (which ever achieves better sound). Should i connect all my speakers from the ZoneMaster 650 to the JC5 Power Amp to achieve better sound or i can comfortably have the ZoneMaster 650 to bridge to a P7 Preamp to achieve the same. Which is which ?
I would love to have this but its too expensive for me.Im looking for something under $2000.And not necessarily integrated.I am considering Hegel H90 which i have been reading positive reviews about and also Rega Elex-R , Moon by SimAudio 250i, Cambridge Audio Azur 851A.Which are all integrated.Or should i go for a power amp instead of integrated ?I have a CXA60 which im currently using that can be used as a pre-amp.My speakers are Dynaudio Emit M20s. Any suggestions?
Hey Ron, beginner here on a budget. I found this locally for $1200 about 5 yrs old. Should I consider this over the Parasound new classic series? I have KLH Kendall floor standers for a basic 2.0 stereo system. Does this seem like a fair price? Thx
Very fair price
Nice review, I've been looking forward to one on this piece. There is a detail very peculiar to me about gear, a satisfyingly solid feeling volume control, I rarely use a remote. Where does the Halo Integrated stand in this regard? Thanks
+mikespens Yeah the volume has a nice solid feel to it, no doubt about it.
how does this compare to the rogue? stereophile says the parasound is "very neutral" so i'm afraid it might be too dry with my golden ears triton 2. want to get some sweetening from the rogue hybrid ..?
Great video, are you still in love with it? I'm looking to get one. Thank you.
Curious if you tried it with the ClairAudient 1+1 version 2+ monitor speakers and a sub (eg. Velodyne Microvees)?
Nice review, very interesting.
Nice review. You may strongly consider getting a high quality USB wire for your digital testing.
Why the small headphone input?
How did it sound with the Magnepans? Perhaps something we'll hear more about in the .7's review... Very curious, did it drive them with sufficient 4ohm gusto without breaking a sweat?
+crispincrunch Ah, someone was paying attention! Yea man, these .7s really are a tough nut to crack and to be honest, I wasnt blown away with that pairing... I promise, ill go into details of whats honestly required to get them to really wake up and dance in their review.
Really? And you're probably listening at levels that only require maybe 10 watts at the most. What you want is an amp that can move a lot of current.
Extremely short peaks, maybe. But again, it's the current draw required to drive them properly, not the power rating. Even a speaker with an efficiency of 85db/1watt, will be playing at 94 db with 8 watts of power.
You normally listen at 94db and higher?
Then that amp couldn't provide enough current.
And you don't understand the difference between current draw and wattage.
I really enjoy your videos. I want to ask a question that you may have been asked before. Is there a way that we can hear the music playing on the system you are using? At least just a little bit of it. Just enough as to not get hit with copyright problems. Take care.
The length of time music being played has nothing to do with copyright issues. I did some samples for the latest review and plan to do more when I can.
Awesome looking turntable, what is it?
I have heard a bunch of good things from friends about the Parasound. I am interested in it as that will basically take most of my allotment for audio for a year or two. I am currently sporting a NAD C165 PreAmp and a Harmon Kardon PA2200 Power Amp that has had the caps replaced with audio standard caps. Along with upgraded wiring.She does have a very open airy sound now. But the NAD is lacking in Sound Stage if you ask me. But I am far from an expert. Thank you Ron That's your name is it not?
Vinyl Therapy & Audio Yup! Thanks for watching!
I need some help from you all. I looked at this amp and a critical review said the tone controls weren't necessarily a good thing on this amp. I want to get an audiophile amp to start my system and it needs to be a 5.1 or 7.1 amp. I need to know some of your suggestions on an amp you think would be a great start to a budget conscious buyer. I don't mind spending a little more for a bigger bang, but I need to keep it under 2-3 grand for the amplifier components. This Parasound is a consideration if the tone controls aren't a big concern on this model. Thank you all in advance!
I wouldn’t worry one bit about that! That halo is a nice little amp with tons of flexibility.
Ron, I have to ask this, you have tested the Parasound JC 3 and the Avid Pulsus, which sounded better, which had better drive and detail, if you can remember them and which one if you had a choice of just one would you choose.
+szidon mcnulty I thought my reviews summed up my feelings on both units quite well. Swiss Army knife like flexibility and bass, go with the Avid. Everything else - I prefer the Parasound.
Am i safe to assuem NuCore SC400 kits ($700. Each) eclipse this ?
I have a problem ! I’m between parasound halo hint 6 and Yamaha as1200 . I have a pair of infinity kappa 7.1 . Please let me know when you get a chance I’m buying it soon . Keep up the good work
I’d go Yamaha
@@Newrecordday2013
Thank you so much for taking your time . I ordered it and it’s out of stock should get it by the end of the month . God Bless
I don't see any reviews about this Parasound EQS-1 Stereo 10-Band Equalizer / Analyzer
I don't see it anywhere on the Parasound website.
Hi New Record Day! Did you go full range or do you like the ability to set the high pass crossover?
Well it’s been years since the review but I used it full range.
@@Newrecordday2013 thanks for the reply! I just picked up this unit second hand but haven't had a chance to hook it up yet so I look forward to playing around
what rack is that? its very nice
Does using the High Pass filter on the L and R preamp output also apply that same crossover to the speakers being powered by the integrated amplifier?
I ask because I have a setup where I am powering a 15" subwoofer with an Emotiva XPA-200 coming out of my receiver's sub outputs set to 40hz. Then I run a powered subwoofer from the main Land R preamps and use the subwoofers built in crossover set to 80hz. This just allows me to use the larger subwoofer for the really low stuff(40hz and
Yes, it does.
Music???
got a new sub here. I am just getting back into audio. I had some nice stuff years ago an my exwife sold it all on me. I cant afford a amp like this but look forward to watching your reviews. I am looking at something like the Marantz 6006. Any suggestions in this range. While I do enjoy some Coltrane, Wes Montgomery and mingus my primary listening is 70s rock. also Tool, 80s metal. I know I know not audiophile quality but I still love it. But I have plenty of older maple shade stuff and some great recordings from Billy Joel, Elton John, Frank Marino . Any suggestions are appreciated. I am also looking at the elac uni fi ub5.
Laugh (not at you).. Just a simple observation: it seems as if a man has a fairly nice system prior to marriage, that the bride to be/bride has it focused on and, it will be her strategy to rid it from the relationship where, "she is the boss", ALL men be aware! She doesn't want what she considers as, "the competition".
awesome job man ! And must I say the B word ? Bluetooth that's what most people want now days ? no Bluetooth?
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what type of speaker are these?
Damn, I was really considering the Yamaha integrated, but was torn between the bargain of the 1100 and added features (and cost) of the 2100. This Parasound has all the features of the 2100 and then some, for the price of the 1100. I'm planning on pairing with Klipsch Forte IIIs, most likely without a sub, but it wouldn't hurt to have those options. And since most of my listening will be FLAC and streaming (for now) the DAC is a fantastic addition.
The $64000 question; this or the Yamaha A-s2100?
The Yamaha
@@Newrecordday2013 😆 all day long ! This what the choice came doen to me also and the Yammy has that tubbish blooming midrange and powerful low down bass with that top end richness ! Took me 3 years of saving ! Thanks Ron you bought the yammy to my attention
Hey Ron did ya see the pic i uplaoded on my community page of the ole Yammy 😆 its no C.A.2010 but its a goodie 😆
Sure did man! AS-2200 is in route... I’ll keep you posted.
@@Newrecordday2013 Heck yeah Ron ! !
Yamaha needs to hook you up ! And send ya the NS 5000 also 😆
I must admit I'm a Die hard Yammy Fan since the early 90s 😆
Endgame unless someone can convince me otherwise
I prefer my old vintage amps though
You have taken a bit of care in the presentation of the review - camerawork etc - and it shows.
Me want great review.
Hey Ron have you had a chance to listen to the new Hint 6 if so do you think it's worth the extra $500 ?
Ron, I am curious about this as well. And how does the new HINT6 stack up against the Yamaha A-S2100?
If you don't mind me jumping into the conversation. Check out the Zero Fidelity channel upcoming review on Hint 6
I have owned mine for about 2 months largely influenced by Ron's review of the previous Parasound Intergrated and it is absolutely one of the best bang for the buck audio pieces out IMHO quality build and I didn't expect the quality of the built-in Dac loving my Hint. The other intergrated amp I considered was the Anthem STR, but couldn't justify the extra cost for slightly more slam, analytical sound and room correction feature. The Hint 6 sounded more musical and warm to my ears at least. Hope this helps.
@@mariosupa4027 Thank you for your input Mario, much appreciated. Congrats on your new Hint6!
Feature-wise the Hint6 is definitely unbeatable. It has power as well, no doubt! There are a few things that keep drawing me to the Yamaha A-S2100 though, makes it hard to commit one way or the other:
- The Phono stage of the Yamaha is better
- The headphone section is discrete and much, much better than the Hint (where it's more of an after-thought, rather than a dedicated headphone section)
- In terms of looks, the Yamaha is night-and-day better (of course, my opinion)
- The aluminum remote control of the Yamaha looks and feels much better than the plasticky Parasound remote
- I'm not sure if paying for a built-in Dac makes sense, when this technology evolves so quickly. I'd rather use an external Dac and change that as needed, while keeping the rest of my gear.
- Contrary to popular belief the A-S2100 does have a subwoofer-out. I've examined the User Manual and a subwoofer can be connected, no problem. Not that I would need that, but it's there as an option.
Having said that, the Parasound gear has all the other benefits we're all aware of, so it's really hard to choose. Anyways, just wanted to say thanks for chiming in!
Bro It sounds to me in your case it’s already a no brainner go with the Yamaha it’s fits your needs more than the Parasound. I have not auditioned the Yamaha sound if you’ve heard both the only question is which one sounds better to you. That’s truly the bottom line, I chose the Hint 6 over the STR for two reasons the sound and second for it’s bang for my buck. I have already had a separate phono preamp and I can always add a different Dac in the meantime I’m enjoying the built-in one that comes with it. Ron didn’t address that part of the previous model so it was a pleasant surprise. The remote functions fine though I would have liked a more solid aluminum one, but everything adds to the products price and I’m fine with it. Enjoy which ever one you decide to go with.
Parasound have a cd player and a network audio player? No? Why not?
Anyone compare Parasound to Cambridge Audio?
I would like to see a review on the Yamaha A-S2100. I think it would be a very close competition to the Parasound Halo integrated.
+Home Theater Junky The Parasound is more versatile, the Yamaha sounds better imo.
+New Record Day That is good to know, I also like like the clean interior layout of the Yamaha. The Parasound also looks great. Thanks for the review.
I'm waiting for you to review chord Hugo .
where its made ?
All Parasound gear is made in Taiwan.
Nice amp though
And no the a21 plus please!!!!
Please review the Yamaha AS2100 Integrated Amplifier :)
Funny you should mention that... 😀
Do you have one lined up? I already own one myself and would love your option. You often review components out my price range would be interesting how you feel the amp stacks up. I have the matching CDS2100 also. Make it an hour long vid :)
Paul Whittaker Yes sir. I have something planned for the 2100 thats gonna be really cool. Hey, whathifi mentioned it sounds a bit warm? Has that been your experience?
My experience in hifi has been to a minimal so I wouldn't like to pass comment. All I know is it blew me away when compared to similar offering from arcam. Honestly you have made my day. I use it to power a pair of Kef R700s
Paul Whittaker Right on man!
А где звук!!!???
Why on earth can't we hear what the amp sounds like?
+David Tomsett Because only thing you would hear is your own speakers, microphone this is recorded with and much more other things.
You can. It does amplify.
***** With a good recording equipment there are some differences to be heard for sure, but are they for better or for worse, nobody can say through a video.
***** I agree J Doe, you can get a sense of how one set up sounds compared to another, but the differences are harder to detect over video. What is obvious is the quality of the equipment used to make the video.
This is just my opinion, but I think posting a video of "how the amp sounds" would be useless. You'd be hearing a recording of a system you're not familiar with, in a room you're not familiar with, thru who knows what kind of microphone, on who knows what kind of camera. The ONLY way to get a sense of what an amp sounds like, is to go listen to one. Or better yet, demo one with your speakers, in your room. That's the only way to know if you'll like it or not.
You know. We like to actually hear the gear.
Looks like a technics amp that was sold over 18 years ago, in the blank-space in the middle is where the VFD would be don't buy this.
Hmm. 10 Ohms output impedance on the headphone output is rather inexcusable on a piece of gear costing 2500 USD. Also, high-resolution audio files are pointless. There are several proper papers on why, but I feel the post on the xiph.org blog is best for those not wanting to brave academic papers.
Made in Finland
Nope, made in Taiwan :)
Its a good amplifier or its just a paid comercial
who are you asking?
Thnx for playing it????pfffffffttttt
what's your problem??? pfffft
Yeah, such as silly thing. I agree it's silly. How on earth can anyone hear what the amp will really sound like on TH-cam...
J Doe the thing is that after you record the audio from the amp through the speakers and the cameras mic it is then compressed by youtube then is reproduced by what ever speakers or headphones you're using to listen to this video therefore you won't be able to get the full sound that the amplifier actually makes
J Doe, stop that bullshit talk...
Tried this and it's one of the most boring sounding amplifiers I've tried. Extremely neutral to the extend of clinical. Sure, everything is in place and you'd love it if you're a detail freak, and it moved me. In the sense that it moved me out of the room because I couldn't stand to hear such a bland sound.
It was probably run in for a month or more, but the owner has since sold it. This is definitely not a musical amp. He paired it with the Lumin A1 and Monitor Audio GX100, both of which can sound pretty good when paired with other amps. But with the halo, man.. did it sound boring. Only redeeming quality was the powerful but controlled bass, but the mids to highs were awful.. I prefer a round, warmer kind of sound and smoothness, but the aforementioned combo had no hint of that.. only attack, sharp leading edges and a very clinical sound that I grew bored of in a matter of seconds.
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I can't fathom how some find this amp boring and clinical. It is neutral but not boring like many amps I tried, including the Yamaha that this reviewer thinks is superior. He apparently didn't listen to them back to back. The sound of the Halo is much fuller, it has more body and its detail doesn't come at the expense of musicality. That is the hallmark of any good class A/B design. If you like garbage amps that color the sound, look for one of those over-hyped tube, class D hybrid things.
Ok. But what do you suggest with the same power for the same money?
Keep marriages in tact and po,d wives! God you guys need to grow a pair! Any chick got a problem with my system can leave! This is why I'm not married! Ridiculous!
, you need to save thousands of dollars and return those funky looking speakers that are way over priced.
get your self a pair of Cerwin Vega speakers with the dual 15 inch woofers, way way way better sound and for the price and money you save, you could go buy a new car !!!
lol, I use a pair of CV D9's
I agree, seems like some audiophiles are more interested in art than music 🤔🤷♂️
Blah blah blah blah....where's the sound...where's the music?
Why do you want hear it on YT?
Please learn to pronounce the word 'luxury' properly. Also, the word 'fidelity' is pronounced fi-del-i-tee, NOT fay-del-i-tee. I know you are not a scholar, but being a white American, you need to know the basics at the very least.
Just heard one of these in a nice demo room. Very, very nice. I haven’t heard anything better lately outside of mega buck. This ain’t an economy model....