Quantum QX4 review via Stereophile

October, 2008

Nordost Takes a Quantum Leap By Jason Victor Serinus

Not every breakthrough product available through cable manufacturer Nordost costs an arm and a leg. The new Quantum Resonant Technology products distributed worldwide by Nordost Corporation are a prime example. While the QX-2 costs $1700, and the larger QX-4 costs $2500, their amazing effects on sound suggest a product I'd expect to cost far more.

More >>

Raidho C 3.0 Review via Soundstage

December, 2008

Raidho Ayra C3.0 Loudspeakers by Marc Mickelson

"The C3.0's tweeter followed its own path, displaying lavish high-frequency detail amidst an overall sugary character." The bass had "depth...and...inherent tightness, those three small woofers indeed producing the low frequencies of a single larger woofer and also providing the agility to impart copious bass detail." "Amidst that sweet treble and surprising bass, the midrange is less distinguished, a glass of water in between wines of good vintage.

More >>

Audionet VIP G3 Review via Heimkino Germany

"Audionet managed it to drop completely into the digital age of DVD and faced the high complexity as challenge. And the team passed with flying colours and worked out a big head start compared to all competitors.
Audionet focused on the outstanding reproduction of the audio-visual signals from the controller. These can have a wide range of sampling frequencies and bit widths. On the other hand, the converters from Wolfson should always be fed with the finest, purest signals.

More >>