Snilsen
Audionot
I'd like to open a discussion on psychoacoustic enhancers, as I've just added the Behringer Edison EX-1 to my chain. (found it for just over $100 on fleabay) It's a cool, quiet little tool, based on op-amp technology. The best intro to it would be Vince's review, so here's a link:
http://www.audioproz.com/AP.php?Article=15&Tab=Educational
An interesting read if you have the patience, but more interesting to have on in house. I really like that this unit works without digitizing the signal. All the rich details of my LPs are piping through the circuits and I can fiddle with them a very low-noise floor. It really works as Vince advertises.
Last night I brought the center forward and was able to listen very quietly to a piano concerto. I could had never done that before without bothering the sleepier peoples here.
There aren't too many recordings I've come across yet that don't get some benefit to my ears by a little tweak. So, my question is, have you ever used something like this? What was you're experience?
http://www.audioproz.com/AP.php?Article=15&Tab=Educational
An interesting read if you have the patience, but more interesting to have on in house. I really like that this unit works without digitizing the signal. All the rich details of my LPs are piping through the circuits and I can fiddle with them a very low-noise floor. It really works as Vince advertises.
Last night I brought the center forward and was able to listen very quietly to a piano concerto. I could had never done that before without bothering the sleepier peoples here.
There aren't too many recordings I've come across yet that don't get some benefit to my ears by a little tweak. So, my question is, have you ever used something like this? What was you're experience?