Thanks for the review - it was very helpful. Did you end up going back to it? It is really hard to know when you are happy with your system and when tinkering will not help.
I have really seen very little on the nuvista, I suspect because it was only made for a short period of time. I have had mine for about two years and have been thrilled with it. I have not compared it to anything else recently because I see no need. I am too happy with it.
I saw a post once on audioreview about replacing the connector cables between the units which improved the sound but never ended up trying this. I also wondered about changing the power cord but could find little on it and it is an unusual end (european 16 Amp IEC). I have also thought of the issue of biamping, with some of the other musical fidelity products but in the end I am just to happy with the current system to start playing around. If anyone has tried any of these tweaks it would be great to hear about it. Again thanks for the review
I have really seen very little on the nuvista, I suspect because it was only made for a short period of time. I have had mine for about two years and have been thrilled with it. I have not compared it to anything else recently because I see no need. I am too happy with it.
I saw a post once on audioreview about replacing the connector cables between the units which improved the sound but never ended up trying this. I also wondered about changing the power cord but could find little on it and it is an unusual end (european 16 Amp IEC). I have also thought of the issue of biamping, with some of the other musical fidelity products but in the end I am just to happy with the current system to start playing around. If anyone has tried any of these tweaks it would be great to hear about it. Again thanks for the review