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Great integrated amplifier, comes with the optional wireless card (worth of 300 euros!) and the optional remote, sold separately for 45 euros. It was a secondary system that was not been used much, in perfect working condition and looks. Great DAC on the wireless side of CD quality without compression (16 bits / 44 kHz) and also an excellent headphone output. I'm also throwing in the CD50 player that it worked absolutely perfectly until recently, when it no longer turns on. I took a look inside, but everything seems in order, no burnt parts, I don't know what could be the cause and I don't have time, someone else could fix it and use it, it sounds great and it cost about 650 euros! So consider it as a bonus to the associated amplifier! Made in France. No original box but will be extremely well packaged. Would consider posting it internationally but please, ask for a quote as the postage differs from country to country and the amount in the description is for European Union only, thanks. A pure sound reproduction that does not lack warmth. When listening, the device immediately stands out for the subtlety and delicacy of its sound reproduction. It is a follower of purity and its midrange register is particularly elegant. It manages to be very rich in colors and timbres, while demonstrating a very high transparency with an excellent presence effect. The Atoll IN50 is unpretentious, does not seek to impress, neither by its appearance nor by its performances, but delivers a restitution that is both very delicate and full of energy. Stereo integrated amplifier Symmetrical structure 1.5 mm steel chassis Mos-Fet transistors 160 VA toroidal transformer Electronic protection Measurements Power: 2x50 W under 8 ohms and 2x70 W under 4 ohms Pulse power: 90 W Input sensitivity: 100 mV Power supply: 160 VA Current capacity: 15,000 µF Input impedance: 220 kohms Frequency response: 5 Hz to 100 kHz Connections 6x RCA stereo analog inputs and 1x monitoring output 1x 3.5 mm mini-jack headphone output (front) 2x RCA stereo pre-out outputs Gold-plated screw terminals General Minimum consumption: 11 W Maximum consumption: 200 W Dimensions (lxhxp): 440 x 90 x 270 mm Weight: 7 kg DAC Burr Brown PCM1754 Lossless CD quality transmission (16 bits / 44 kHz) Arcam / teac / marantz / denon / yamaha / onkyo / atoll / nad / fidélité musicale / gustard / ifi / moniteur audio / klipsch / ifi / AudioQuest / Astell b'&' Kern / iBasso / Hidizs / Fiio / Shanling / beyerdynamic / meze / hifiman / audio technica / akg / bel canto / violectric / lehmann / parasound / benchmark / auralic / burson / aune / Arcam, Benchmark, Einstein, Pass, Mark Levinson, ifi, Eversolo, Fidelice, Mytek, Hegel, Nuprime, Auralic, Rupert Neve, Chord, Naim, PS Audio, Parasound, Sparkos, Atoll, Nad, Sugden, Exposure, Krell, Leak, Advance, Cayin, Luxman, Yamaha, Cambridge, Quad, Cyrus, quad / cambridge audio / Cayin / beyerdynamic / meze / hifiman / audio technica / akg / bel canto / violectric / lehmann / parasound / benchmark / auralic / burson / aune / feliks / vincent / little dot / prima luna / pathos / willsenton / reisong / woo / fezz / pier audio / jadis / sennheiser / schiit / topping / luxman / ZMF, sparkos, geshelli, paradis musical, fosi, KEF, Linn, gato, m2tech, Arcam / quad / cambridge audio / teac / marantz / denon / yamaha / onkyo / atoll / nad / musical fidelity / gustard / ifi / monitor audio / klipsch / ifi / AudioQuest / Astell b'&' Kern / iBasso / Hidizs / Fiio / Shanling / Cayin / beyerdynamic / meze / hifiman / audio technica / akg / bel canto / violectric / lehmann / parasound / benchmark / auralic / burson / aune / feliks / vincent / little dot / prima luna / pathos / willsenton / reisong / woo / fezz / pier audio / jadis / sennheiser / schiit / topping / ZMF, sparkos, geshelli / emotiva / krell / leak / sugden / hegel / exposure wiim, eversolo, sony, aune, gustard, smsl, volumio, matrix, KEF, Linn, gato, m2tech, sony, edifier, jbl, wharfedale, jamo, kanto, ruark, tria En savoir plus Collaboration commerciale.

Selling my beloved ProAc Studio 125 in very good working condition and aesthetics with some minor marks on the base plates. Classic speakers Made in England, these are truly refined, recipient of many excellent reviews and winner of the What Hi-Fi? Best Buy. This exceptional loudspeaker will satisfy not only demanding audiophiles but also those with home theater applications. Prepare to enter the dream-land of true high-end: great dynamics and stereo imaging, amazing bass, voices are perfect, huge soundstage, airy highs, articulated and detailed mids, gorgeous cabinet design. The speakers come with all the original spikes and grills and are in perfect working order. They come packed in the original boxes with protective foam. No discolouration of the veneer under the grills as can be seen in the photos. Could be shipped in two boxes but please, ask for a quote before as the postage differs from country to country, thanks! For Belgium, Germany or The Netherlands I believe you can arrange also for a Cocolis service, which is much more convenient. Extemely little used for their age, they were in my secondary studio. I had them driven by different amplifiers: a Sugden, a Peachtree and a Merdidian, all worked perfectly with great synergy. b'"'So inspired by these speakers, I had to tell all of you about them and so this is my first ever hifi review: If you see these speakers for sale just bloody buy them! I have not heard anything so amazing since I walked into a hifi store in '89 when a new Quincy Jones CD was blasting through some Shinanighans (I know that's not the correct spelling). The Studio 125 speakers are a knockout for their minimalist styling alone and mine have beautiful mahogany veneer that compliments our 60's modernist furniture. I saw a pair of Proac Studio 125 speakers come up for sale and I have always wondered what they sound like since the Tablettes were a favourite monitor in a friend's hi-end studio setup. I got them home and hooked them up to a rather grunty NAD 753 HT amp, yamaha CD player, nothing too silly and the sound literally made my mouth fall open, then I went on to start swearing and punching the air with delight. They have detail that is so moorish to listen to, kind of juicy and the bottom end it rich and super deep, I will never sell these speakers, after years of searching I am finally spending less time on and more time listening to music. I should add that these are all-rounders, they do wonders for older low-fi recordings as well, so not just for the jazz or classical heads, these speakers make everything sound rich, lush and detailed. I don't really understand how they do it.b'"' (Campbell, AudioPhile) youtube.com/watch?v=A-eOuNDm6SYb'&'t=230s The specifications of the speakers: Nominal Impedance: 8 ohms Recommended Amplifiers: 20 to 150 watts Frequency Response: 30hz to 30Khz Sensitivity: 87db linear for 1 watt at 1 metre Bass/Midrange Driver: 612” inch diameter exclusive ProAc design with modified dust cap and critically coated cone on die-cast Chassis. magnetically shielded. Tweeter: 34” soft dome to ProAc design with ferrofluid cooling. Magnetically shielded. Crossover: Finest components on dedicated circuit board. Multistrand oxygen-free copper cable throughout. Split for optional bi-wiring and bi-amping. Dimensions: 36” (915mm) high, 8” (203mm) wide, 11” (280mm) deep Weight: 40lbs (18kg/cabinet) sony, edifier, jbl, wharfedale, jamo, kanto, ruark, triangle, Focal, Sonus Faber, Dali, Q Acoustics, Elac, Paradigm, Acoustic Energy, Buchardt, Dynaudio, Bb'&'W, Klipsch, Arcam / teac / marantz / denon / yamaha / onkyo / atoll / nad / musical fidelity / gustard / ifi, Proac, neat, quad, kerr, alta, mofi, fyne, tannoy, acoustic research, allison, sugden, atc, amphion, pmc, kef, Linn, gato, sony, edifier, jbl, wharfedale, jamo, kanto, ruark, triangle, Focal, Sonus Faber, Dali, Q Acoustics, Elac, Paradigm, Buchardt Acoustic Energy, Buchardt, Dynaudio En savoir plus Collaboration commerciale.

Beyerdynamic T90: High-end cans with remarkably accurate sound. Extremely wonderful sounding headphone, in perfect working condition, very little used as I prioritised my other headphones. Was protected with a plastic foil at the beginning, no smoking environement. Comes with original box and all the accessories. Could consider posting it internationally but please, ask for a quote as the postage differs from country to country and the amount in the description is for European Union only, thanks. kenrockwell.com/audio/beyer/t90.htm b'"'The Beyer T90 are superb headphones, especially if you want detailed, open, uncolored sound with tight, natural bass. If the T90 are too expensive, get them anyway! Unlike consumer electronics like a flat-screen TV or digital camera that you'll want to throw away in 5 years or less, invest your money in headphones or speakers and you'll still be enjoying them decades from now. I still use my original set of Beyer DT990s that I bought in 1986. They seemed expensive then, but the price has long been forgotten while their quality is remembered every day. Headphones don't wear out or age. So long as you don't abuse them too much, they ought to outlive you. Never get cheap with headphones or speakers; they don't become obsolete as do electronics; these are completely passive transducers.The T90 overall has a very good detail retrieval, maybe not at the same level of the Sennheiser HD800 but one of the best I’ve heard so far. Left-right balance and 3-dimensionality are simply incredible, just like the huge sound stage. The presentation in general is rather airy and there is a lot of space between the instruments. The T90 is a tight sounding headphone that’s not coloring the sound, well maybe just very slightly but you get a very clear and realistic presentation no matter what genre you’re listening to. The T90’s bass is very tight and has reasonable impact/body. Bass detail and layering are very good and bass goes really deep. T90 is strong with everything, I really mean that the T90 is strong with all musical genres, I’ve even spent quite a lot of time with it watching movies and I couldn’t find a genre that doesn’t match with this headphone.b'"' Steve Guttenberg, cnet.com/reviews/beyerdynamic-t90-review/ Conclusion: The Beyerdynamic T90 is expensive, but for well-heeled audiophiles the price will seem reasonable. I know of no other less-expensive headphone that can match the T-90's combination of comfort, sound, and build quality. Perhaps the biggest downside to the T90 is that it's not well-suited to portable use, but few full-size, audiophile-oriented headphones are. The T90 is best savored at home, plugged into a high-quality headphone amplifier or AV receiver. Construction: Open back design Chrome-plated metal shells with metal air vent on the rear of the transducer Speakers angled to the natural angle of the ear Microfiber pads Aluminum structure Headband covered in microfiber fabric Transducer Transducer diameter: 50 mm Very powerful neodymium magnet Tesla Technology Measures Frequency response: 5 - 40,000 Hz Impedance: 250 ohms Nominal sound pressure level (SPL): 102 dB (1 mW / 500 Hz) Maximum sound pressure level (SPL): 125 dB (200 mW / 500 Hz) Total harmonic distortion (THD): 0.05% (1 mW / 500 Hz) Maximum input power: 200mW Headband pressure: 2.8 N Connections Single-sided OFC cable (3 m) Gold-plated 3.5mm mini-jack jack connector Adapter to 6.3 mm gold-plated jack supplied General Weight: 0.350 kg Break-in: 50 hours minimum Accessories 3.5 mm mini-jack to 6.3 mm jack adapter Storage case Arcam / quad / cambridge audio / teac / marantz / denon / yamaha / onkyo / atoll / nad / musical fidelity / gustard / ifi / monitor audio / klipsch / ifi / AudioQuest / Astell b'&' Kern / iBasso / Hidizs / Fiio / Shanling / Cayin / Beyerdynamic / AKG / Hifiman / Audio-Technica / Sony / Meze, Grado, Focal, Bose, Bowers Wilkins, Audeze, ZMF, Sennheiser En savoir plus

Poolside conversations while staring at your own reflection. The depths of which shall never be known, at least not for another couple thousand years. So it goes. Before the reflection, is the experience. Before phenomena, or even noumena, is that which is undefinable. That which has never been heard, that which will never be heard again and that which has always been heard but never listened to. K-field (Simulation mathematics), an undefined, two-dimensional, non-linear field where past and future forces interact at irregular intervals. Shallow Water generates this k-field by randomly modulating a short time delay to create unexpected shifts in pitch. The result is this non cyclical vibrato/chorus/flanger-type thing favouring old tape flavours. The water is shallow on this side of the pool. Do not dive and you will not drown. En savoir plus Collaboration commerciale.

Selling a pair of vintage hi-fi stereo Sennheiser HD 540 Reference, made in Germany. https://www.head-fi.org/threads/wow-sennheiser-hd-540-reference-are-so-good.670255/ As lightweight and supraural they are very comfy for listening, the first thing that stands out are vocals and mids, they are the most dynamic there. They can sound like a good quality modern headphones there. These headphones have a sublime neutral sonic signature, with amazing mids, magical timbre and fantastic imaging. The highs are unbeatable, never heard better. The timbre of treble and mids is so relaxing and sweet pure joy. The resolution is very satisfying. With original box, in great condition - no scratches, no dents, almost like new, with new ear pads, too. Also besides the original headband in perfect condition, I'm giving a second very comfy one witch fits perfectely. Could consider posting it internationally but please, ask for a quote as the postage differs from country to country and the amount in the description is for European Union only, thanks. Technical details can be found on the box. Arcam / quad / cambridge audio / teac / marantz / denon / yamaha / onkyo / atoll / nad / musical fidelity / gustard / ifi / monitor audio / klipsch / ifi / AudioQuest / Astell b'&' Kern / iBasso / Hidizs / Fiio / Shanling / Cayin / Beyerdynamic / AKG / Hifiman / Audio-Technica / Sony / Meze, Grado, Focal, Bose, Bowers Wilkins, Audeze, ZMF, Sennheiser En savoir plus Collaboration commerciale.

In perfect working condition and aesthetic, comes with remote control, power cable and manual. No box but will be extremely well packaged. Beautiful equipment, very flexible and elegant, exceptional sound. The only 'downside' is the discoloration of the volume knob (a well-known problem if you do a research), but that obviously does not impact the operation and didn't bother me at all! r e m u s i c. i t /EN/Bel-Canto-DAC25-processor-80784100 b'"'In conclusion, I can say that the Bel Canto 2.5 is a DAC of absolute modernity. For the quality of its sound, the superb engineering and the ability to handle analog sources, it represents an incomparable article in terms of versatility.b'"' a u d i o p h i l i a. c o m / reviews/2016/5/24/the-bel-canto-dac25-dac-controller b'"'I’ve experienced digital done right. The Esoteric and dCS gear I’ve heard are knockouts. And crazy expensive. Got the dosh? Go ahead. You can't beat them. But this bel canto DAC is less than 2K! It’s a lifetime DAC and worth twice the price. You won’t need anything else for a long time. And, you can sell your preamp to buy it! In the here and now, this exceptional US$1,999 DAC will be staying in my system for a while. And, I’ll enjoy every minute with it. Very highly recommended.b'"' The $2000 Bel Canto is an excellent PCM digital audio converter, and while it is not exactly cheap as a standalone DAC, given the features it offers, it would be difficult to give the DAC 2.5 less than a high five. The DAC 2.5 is an incredibly versatile music machine. Thanks to its stereo RCA analog input, the 2.5 can be used as an analog preamp. It features 24-bit digital volume control and a host of connection options. In addition to built-in USB, a host of 24-bit/192kHz compatible inputs (Toslink, AES/EBU, S/PDIF) share the rear panel with XLR and RCA analog outputs. There is also a front-mounted 1/4b'"' headphone jack for the dedicated headphone amp. It took me a while, but I finally put my finger on a key attribute of the Bel Canto: it digs deep into the music, reconstructing a sonic image that is sometimes very bright and always transparent. The smoothness of the sound is just enough to give you a tube feel, but the Bel Canto is completely solid-state. It is very easy to get lost in the music the Bel Canto is presenting to you. I have thrown a ton of music at the Bel Canto and it just presents it beautifully. The detail in the music is just insane. I mean, it is so detailed without being analytical at all with a nice slightly warm character... a nice rich midsection and great extension in the bass and treble. I think it was really musical, with a really high-end rhythm. New value 2100 euros Analog DAC section 24/192: Maximum output: 4 Vrms balanced XLR, 2 Vrms RCA Output impedance: 200 ohms balanced XLR, 100 ohms RCA Frequency response: 20 Hz-20 KHz, +/- 0.5 dB THD+N: b' Output noise: 3.3 uVrms A-weighted 20 Hz-20 KHz Dynamic range: 122 dB A-weighted 20 Hz-20 KHz Analog ADC section 24/192: Maximum input: 2.5 Vrms RCA Input impedance: 12 kohms RCA THD+N: 0.003%, 2.5 Vrms input, 1 kHz Dynamic Range: 110 dB, A-weighted 20 Hz-20 KHz Headphone Section: Maximum Output: 138 mW THD+N: 0.01% 35 mW, 1 KHz Output Noise: 17 uVrms, A-weighted 20 Hz-20 KHz General: Power Consumption On: 7 W Power Consumption Off: 0.0 W Power Requirements: 100-120 VAC, 220-240 VAC 50/60 Hz Dimensions: 216 mm x 318 mm x 88 mm (8.5 in W x 12.5 in D x 3.5 in H) Weight: 6.5 kg (14 lbs) Auralic, nuprime, rme, eversolo audio gd, Singxer, schiit, Arcam / teac / marantz / denon / yamaha / onkyo / atoll / nad / musical fidelity / gustard / ifi / monitor audio / klipsch / ifi / AudioQuest / Astell b'&' Kern / iBasso / Hidizs / Fiio / Shanling / beyerdynamic / meze / hifiman / audio technica / akg / bel canto / violectric / lehmann / parasound / benchmark / auralic / burson / aune / Arcam, Benchmark, Einstein, Pass, Mark Levinson, ifi, Eversolo, Fidelice, Mytek, Hegel, Nuprime, Auralic, Rupert Ne En savoir plus Collaboration commerciale.