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structions were clear (even for a non technical person such as me) The power supply has definitely improved the sound of my Eversolo. I would definitely recommend this upgrade
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makes me go WOW!! Thanks.
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constructing, but thanks to Yair's patient guidance, it was soon up and running. I consider Pardo supplies to be the ultimate in value.
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turning on the preamp, but it also improved the sound quality of my hi-fi system: lower background noise, more detailed transients, and a more obvious sense of the musicians' presence. Highly recommended.
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After installing the new power supply, I found significant improvements as follows: 1) When listening to jazz music, I found it to be more sonorous and meticulous. 2) The sound stage expanded significantly. 3) I discovered many details that I had never heard before, especially in the micro-dynamics when playing classical music.
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software application. I do not and have not every used the DAC function of the Node N130, so I cannot comment on that aspect of the devices. The Node N130 feeds a Naim DAC V1, which feeds vintage Naim electronics, and a vintage pair of passive Linn Isobarik speakers. The change has resulted in pronounced clarity on low level details of the recordings. Very Good improvement on micro dynamics, and the over all scale of the recordings. Excellent improvement on percussion on well recorded releases. Pleased with the purchased. I have used TP devices before and I trust the organization’s commitment to a quality product.
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much higher level, truly more of a high fidelity sound. Clarity and realism improved, all instruments and voices were much clearer sounding and more musical. Presence and dynamics also very much improved. Sound stage opened up a bit as well. Icon dac's sound although excellent, but still prefer the sound of an outboard dac. So power supply investment is totally recommended for either application, as streamer or player.
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ith the build quality and ease of operation. The sound was … ok. It sounded a bit slow and undefined. Bhe EQ was balanced, but everything was a bit grey, and I was almost suspecting my Sehring 703 SE speakers to be the culprit, because the sound was the opposite of what I expected from Naim. The EQ balance was fine, but it sounded a bit „grey“ and „slow“. I did check into the power upgrades on Naims site, but there was only two options: XPS and some other smaller option. The XPS in Naims offer was way too expensive for a power support upgrade, so I was researching for alternatives. A befriended enthusiast, who is also a contributor for a larger german audiophile magazine pointed me towards Teddy Pardo, and he said that the quality was more or less on par with the NAIM units, just a lot cheaper. So I bought the XPS power upgrade from Teddy Pardo and attached it to my system today. I really did not know what to expect, but the results where some pretty obvious and more than subtle improvements of the sound. Its like you suddently set the focus of your manual foto camera right, because it was jsut slightly out of focus. Suddenly the „Grey“ and „slow“ is gone, the sound becomes much more detailed and „3d“, instruments stand out more in depth and are more focused and separated from the rest. Voices have a better articulation, you get a better grasp of accents and breathing techniques of singers, which was all hidden in the grey before. Instruments have more energy, texture and more natural attack and decay of the impulses. Also the Naim 272 finally got PRAT („pace rhythm and timing“), which the NAIM-components are actually famous for. To my surprise, this change was not subtle, it was pretty obvious and it got even better the longer I listened. This is a major improvement for the Naim 272, and while not on the cheap side, definitely worth the money. Why not 5 stars? The only thing I noticed was that the bass seemed to be a tad leaner than before. I really liked my Sehrings bass, and while it is more defined than before, it also lost a little bit of punch and authority. However, this might settle/change, when the burn in phase is concluded, I might update the review (and my rating) when it does. Still, the positive effects of this upgrade outweigh the negative effect BY FAR, so i would definitely do it again. One last thing: Build quality of the UNIT and the Burndy cable is pretty good and on par with whatv you would expect for a unit for this price. I can‘t believe the price that NAIM charges for an XPS and burndy cable, so I can recommend to turn to Teddy Pardo for an alternative with a much better cost/price ratio. Shipping took approximately a week by the way, customs had a few questions which added two more days - all in all a fair time for a paket from Israel to Germany.
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ought a Sbooster. To take it to an even higher level I bought a Farad Super3. Until someone tipped me to buy a TeddyNUC. Let's be honest: the TeddyNUC is the best power supply I've had on my NUC. It plays very 3D and fluidly, but does not lose any speed or dynamics. This is really the icing on the cake!
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ore than worth the price. The main sonic improvement in my audio system was a lower noise floor which thereby allowed more micro details in the recordings to be revealed. The device itself is very well engineered and constructed and is, without question, suited for use in high end audio systems.
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