As long as you are where you want to be in the Aurender lineup, you can’t go wrong, but make sure you know what going one step up will do for you prior to signing on the dotted line. Great components..
Aurender n200, talk me out of signing on the dotted line
I’ve requested an invoice. My current system has an Audio Mirror 4 with Tele E88cc, Pass int-25, Acoustic Zen Crescendo 2 speakers and a REL 12” sub. The sound is to my taste in that it is organic, swings with the music and is not lean. It’s a bit grainy and I attribute that to the Lumin u2 mini, internet radio and Spotify sources in who-knows-what amounts. Enjoyable none-the-less as is, I am all in for the Aurender. Talk me out of it. Please!
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A treated room can be useful, but given that you like your vinyl, something else might be at work. Another issue with any of our suggestions is that we all have different taste, differing levels of hearing loss and so on. So, one persons not bright might be another’s irritant. You might check with @blisshifi (Juan) regarding USB vs SPDIF. Juan sold me my Aurender and pretty much sorted my system, short of future upgrades. I suspect that USB would be preferred. If so, then you need to do cable rental, or purchase from a vendor with a good return policy. If SPDIF same process. Good power will improve both analog and digital. Great room acoustics will improve everything. |