Tom Martin is a journalist at User. He covers themes related to law and legal affairs, legal technology, and engineering, with a particular focus on legal software and social interest topics. Tom's work has been featured in various publications, including the Gloucester-Mathews Gazette-Journal, Fast Company, and The American Lawyer.
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The Eversolo DAC Z10 is a logical step-up option for audiophiles building their systems beyond, say, the $5000 level. At $5000, plus or minus a bit, you probably spend $1000 on a streamer and DAC, $1500 to $2500 on amplification and $1500 to $2500 on speakers. You might balance this differently, but you just don’t have budget for a $1400 streamer and a $2000 DAC, which is what the two Eversolo products we’re looking at cost at review time. If, however, you are working on upgrades or just straight-up buying a system around $10,000 or so, these products might fit nicely. Let’s see what they offer.
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The Perlisten A3t is an unusual design. That unusual design accomplishes sonic results different from 90% or more of the speakers on the market. You may or may not want that difference, but I think you will want to know about it. Let’s check it out.
“I never leave the farm in May”. Those were my grandfather's words. His name was Stan. But my mother got to call him ‘Dad'.
Holding Our Nerve There's a certain satisfaction in early spring when the farm looks well, before the dreaded blackgrass rears its ugly head and takes the edge off my favourite month of May.
In the past year or so, I have reviewed a reasonably large swath of the DACs in the $10k to $50k range. There are many such DACs to consider however, so this has not been a complete survey. And it will likely continue – and still be incomplete. Today, I consider a streamer/DAC combination from WADAX that from some angles is the best DAC I’ve covered. Let’s take a look at what that means, because, well, details matter if you actually consider buying the equipment we review and you actually listen to the equipment you buy.
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Audio Solutions is a new (to the U.S.) speaker manufacturer. They are from Lithuania and have a broad range of models, of which the Vantage M is next to the top. They have a distinctive and impressive sound, befitting the $123,000 price. Of course, you have to judge value based on your needs and budget.
