These are my first impressions of my Bifrost which arrived today.
Intro:
I have been wanting to upgrade my Squeezebox sound for quite a while
now.
First upgrade was going from a Duet receiver to the Touch - which made
a difference. But I was still not satisfied with the sound and detail
etc.
To
Squeezemenicely;671779 Wrote:
I found the Bifrost through a guy on The Art of Sound - forum and am
very grateful I did.
and that would then be Werner Berghofer
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slate
Main: Receiver (Audiocom) - Beresford Caiman+ (Gatorized) - Carver
A-500x - BW 704
Office: Receiver - Luxman L-210 -
Squeezemenicely;671779 Wrote:
These are my first impressions of my Bifrost which arrived today.
Intro:
I have been wanting to upgrade my Squeezebox sound for quite a while
now.
First upgrade was going from a Duet receiver to the Touch - which made
a difference. But I was still not
MCG555;671818 Wrote:
Question: What about the Hights / Trebles: Are they now clearer
pronounced; do you get a greater emphasis there? Others would say
extended hights?
I would not say that there is an emphasis on the treble, the Hights are
very clean, but still warm and not headache
Hi again,
what Amp and what Loudspeakers do you have? (sorry if I missed this
one)
What about your room? Rather cold (no curtains, lot's of big windows,
no carpets; or vice versa?
Thanks
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MCG555
Greetings from Switzerland - Markus :-)
Proac Response D15, Astintrew AT2000plus, BW Sub
I have a NAD C 352 amp and Nubert Nuwave speakers, Nubert ATM .
Room has relatively lively acoustics, not over acoustical, but also not
dry.
Filled with shelves, but large room. Difficult to describe, hope this
info helps.
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Squeezemenicely
Squeezebox Server 7.6.1 on Squeezeplug (Dockstar)
