frend2001
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There comes a time in every audio enthusiasts life that he's totally surprised by some gear.
I've been reading about the handmade amplifiers of Mr. Y.M. Nishi Nakra of Delhi and his ENBEE amplifiers.
The production had stopped long ago and these units are seldom on resale as most of sales were concentrated around Delhi only.
Finally got my hands on it. It was well under my experiment budget so took the call and got it shipped to Indore.
The units are well laid out for a homegrown product and God do they sound good.
Well Good is a relative term here.......they sound different.
I feel to audition any audio device we must audition it with tracks which are frequently played by us. As it's easier to spot the difference.
The vocals are so distinctly separate from the music and every instrument is getting the attention. The vocals have body here man. There is not muddying in music.
Maybe I'm still high on euphoria but I swear I could differentiate between crash and clash cymbals.
The stereo imaging is very crisp and defined. It's not a complete dual mono design but there's very little cross talk.
Last night plugged it at 9 and threw at it, everything I had got. All genres. The works.
It handled everything with ease.
Couldn't stop till half past midnight. The sound was very sweet without inducing any sound fatigue.
The amp is quite. No hiss, no noise even at volume being at 12 o'clock. After Norge this is second Indian amp that I experienced.
Liking something is a relative term is audio but this thing sounds so different from various Sony, Kenwood, Marrantz amps I've listened to.
And I like it infact I am smitten.
I've been reading about the handmade amplifiers of Mr. Y.M. Nishi Nakra of Delhi and his ENBEE amplifiers.
The production had stopped long ago and these units are seldom on resale as most of sales were concentrated around Delhi only.
Finally got my hands on it. It was well under my experiment budget so took the call and got it shipped to Indore.
The units are well laid out for a homegrown product and God do they sound good.
Well Good is a relative term here.......they sound different.
I feel to audition any audio device we must audition it with tracks which are frequently played by us. As it's easier to spot the difference.
The vocals are so distinctly separate from the music and every instrument is getting the attention. The vocals have body here man. There is not muddying in music.
Maybe I'm still high on euphoria but I swear I could differentiate between crash and clash cymbals.
The stereo imaging is very crisp and defined. It's not a complete dual mono design but there's very little cross talk.
Last night plugged it at 9 and threw at it, everything I had got. All genres. The works.
It handled everything with ease.
Couldn't stop till half past midnight. The sound was very sweet without inducing any sound fatigue.
The amp is quite. No hiss, no noise even at volume being at 12 o'clock. After Norge this is second Indian amp that I experienced.
Liking something is a relative term is audio but this thing sounds so different from various Sony, Kenwood, Marrantz amps I've listened to.
And I like it infact I am smitten.
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