Fifth Element/Force Audio Note i inne zrodla ktore ktore czaruja noca......

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https://www.audionote.co.uk/fifth-element-force

 

https://docs.wixstatic.com/ugd/3e7c3b_2ac493f38f75441f95a852ffa4c859dc.pdf

 

When this review was first proposed, my first reaction was hysterical laughter. UK houses cost a similar amount on average. How would a CD player like this sound in a complete system made up using comparably priced components? And what would such a system cost? A million pounds? I have tried to answer these questions by extrapolation and with an extensive set of listening sessions with a variety of audio components and listeners. But my basic task is to observe and report, and my finding is that this CD ‘transport’/DAC is outright marvellous, newly defining the inherent quality of Red Book digital audio, which can be so much better than we had imagined was possible. It poses the question: “Why has it taken a specialist valve audio manufacturer to achieve this after 30 years of highly informed digital engineering by the audio industry as a whole?” While there is some hi-res audio material now, it is also clear that CD has been potentially ‘hi-res’ all along, but we never truly experienced it. Instead we’ve suffered the distortions and masking of digital filters, op-amps, and accompanying digital noise, for all these years. While very few examples will be made and sold at such extravagant prices, we owe a debt to the Audio Note UK team for showing just what is possible. Here is a CD player which really can give high end analogue a run for its money.

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Jest  3.30 UK ...muzyka gra, wrocilem z pracy dwie godziny temu rozsadek nakazuje idz spac , ja mam tylko AN Dac 2.1x a tu tyle emocji a czasu tak malo ....