heihei
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Sorry - with regard to power amps, my comment was referring to CH, not Audionet.
Audionet STERN & HEISENBERG
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nearly all hifi-magazine stated the heisenberg&stern to be theyr prefered ones over anything like the best of soloution, pass, dag, soloution, ch, goldmund etc.,......breuninger vom av-showrooms (lol) says 15%better than anything.
if that all is just marketing who knows
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Audionet STERN & HEISENBERG
I think the comment was that heihei preferred the Stern/ Heisenberg to CH Precision, which I understand. Being very neutral, those can sound somewhat lean.
Reviewers comments are also just one personal opinion. IMHO Breuninger is trying a bit too hard.
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I think the comment was that heihei preferred the Stern/ Heisenberg to CH Precision, which I understand. Being very neutral, those can sound somewhat lean.
Reviewers comments are also just one personal opinion. IMHO Breuninger is trying a bit too hard.
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Yes I prefer the Stern / Heisenberg to the CH L1/X1 M1.1 monos. It's not the neutrality that concerns me with the CH, it's a lack of dynamics compared to the Audionet. Even at lower volumes, the Audionet has a certain weight to it that means that any listening session is an event, whilst the CH can become background music. I would add that this dynamic element never becomes tiring, as the Audionet has no discernible grain, even when pushed hard on piano, high-pitched female vocals etc.
I’ve also listened to both and I preferred the Stern/Heisenberg by a substantial margin.
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heihei
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Most likely. One more to try though.
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interesting. which one?
the question i have about the audionets: how much deep grunt do they deliver? bottom end impact. red in tooth and claw.
and how does it sound with less good recordings?
the question i have about the audionets: how much deep grunt do they deliver? bottom end impact. red in tooth and claw.
and how does it sound with less good recordings?
The Stern and Heidelberg have significantly more weight and density then their previous products. In short, they sound like an entirely different animal.
Ken
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Earlier Audionets were very high resolution, but sounded aggressive. The latest generation really changed the house sound.
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thx.
well, audionet had no such previous products.
i am interested to know about black bottom impact vs worldwide topclass
well, audionet had no such previous products.
i am interested to know about black bottom impact vs worldwide topclass
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ch precision is said to be weak in that part for example
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heihei
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Hoping to try Riviera.
Yes a lot of deep grunt, to the point where my wife commented on it, as the sofa was shaking!
Yes a lot of deep grunt, to the point where my wife commented on it, as the sofa was shaking!
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I can confirm what you state, 15 years back in time I had the Audionet VIP player and the Audionet MAP V2 pre-processor with the external Power Supply EPS. The sound was very clear and high resolution but I did not like the pairing with the mono blocks, I preferred to stick to my Classé CAM 350 for the front and the CAV 180 for the surround channels.
I am happy that they made the turn-around as I really like the brand and Mr. Gessler is a really funny guy... [emoji16]
I would like to hear the new amps in my system but even in Germany it’s not easy to find a dealer.
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so what has happened that everybody got scared?
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The company filed for bankruptcy...
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