Product Review

2006-07-14

Serious audio and video enthusiasts understand the importance of clean power. AC power can often be contami- nated by voltage spikes, power surges, ground noise as well as power supply noise and digital noise from other compo- nents in your audio video system. This power contamination can negatively affect both audio and video quality. High frequencies can become flat and grainy, the midrange can become unclear and thick and bass frequencies can become difficult to control. Video can suffer from loss of resolution, ghosting and color shifting.

2006-06-14

Furutech G-314Ag-18E A importância do cabo de alimentação Há alguns anos, muitos para que a maioria dos leitores da Audio se pos- sam recordar, apareceu no mercado uma nova marca de cabos, de origem japonesa, com a designação Furu- kawa. O nome pode não ser muito familiar, mas se a isso acrescentarmos a designação PCOCC, então talvez se faça luz nalguns espiritos.

2006-06-13

“…The quality of silence between and around the notes -- the level of black if you will -- is indicative of that. It's not an artificial deep-space vacuum silence but something that makes it easy to hear the otherwise subliminal stuff. This ease of far smaller attention demands contributes to the flavor of natura

2006-06-13

At the Munich High End 2006 show, we saw the new Furutech DeMag for the first time eye to eye - a super sleek, high- heeled, shiny grey kind of UFO. It's not completely round but there is a platform protrusion like a landing deck holding two grated metal plates and two nipples for switches. We made an appointment with the US importer's PR man Jonathan Scull for a review. Because the DeMag was so new, Jonathan warned us that it might take some time. We're patient so that was no excuse. And then the package from Japan arrived at our doorstep, unopened by EU customs no less. Here it was, the DeMag, finally, as though it had come a'flying the considerable distance on its own anti-gravity propulsion.

2006-04-14

Things related to cable are a bit “shaggy”. This is an element of the audio path, that depends most on the associated equipment, maybe only the power elements are even more depending. This causes the need to verify the findings in my system in other systems, preferably completely different.
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