Heads-up, changes en route: Adding AudioNet’s engineering-marvel Humboldt to the system

Thanks very much, Kuoppis and Drummer62.
I take your points about getting the most out of the source and voting with your wallet. Strong arguments!
Many thanks again
Regards
David
 
ICUToo said:
I finally broke down and ordered an Audionet HUMBOLDT last week.
Now, the wait....
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Congrats David, excellent choice!

I’m certain you will be enjoying it a lots. For my part the Humboldt has probably been the most satisfying audio purchase in a long time.

Now it’s “Prop Up The Valium…” until the big day [emoji2957].


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Congrats on the Humboldt purchases. I've owned the Stern / Heisenberg combination for a while and think is incredible. From what I heard of the Humboldt at Munich, it's much the same. I would add to the previous comments that the sound is very "saturated" and as such, very different from the somewhat dry Audionet sound of other models (although I owned and liked the MAX power amps). It is also a very dynamic sound - even at low volumes, it demands your attention. The low noise floor and lack of any harshness means, though, that it never becomes tiring.
 
heihei said:
Congrats on the Humboldt purchases. I've owned the Stern / Heisenberg combination for a while and think is incredible. From what I heard of the Humboldt at Munich, it's much the same. I would add to the previous comments that the sound is very "saturated" and as such, very different from the somewhat dry Audionet sound of other models (although I owned and liked the MAX power amps). It is also a very dynamic sound - even at low volumes, it demands your attention. The low noise floor and lack of any harshness means, though, that it never becomes tiring.
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Heihei, excellent additions, many thanks.

I very much agree.


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Yes, both the preview and the later review. Key parts have also been quoted in the thread.

Both are rather positive [emoji3].
 
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