Aurorasound's balanced-drive HEADA was reviewed in issue April 2015 of the British magazine hi-finews and received the "Outstanding Product Award". Keith Howard concluded: "...equipment reviewing would be unallowed pleasure if only every item of equipment gave as much listening pleasure during its tenure. Partnered with a neutrally balanced, transparent headphone the Heada is capable of some of the best, if not the best, sounds I have heard from between capsules. Its alluring warmth is matched to great resolution, making for a musical experience as welcoming as it is informative..."
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Koichiro Akimoto-san's latest achievement, the ViV Lab Rigid Float /CB tonearm arrived. This new version is basically identical to the original version besides some general improvements. But the most important difference is the newly developed tonearm wand which is made of carbon fiber. It is extremely lightweight with a very high stiffness and favorable resonance characteristics. The sound improvement compared to the original Rigid Float tonearm is staggering. We are amazed!
Similar to digital inputs, unused analog inputs on your power amp, pre-amp or integrated amp act as aerials for RFI, polluting the circuit and degrading the overall sound performance of your hifi system. Plug in our analog-terminator "shortie" and you will get reduced distortion, lower background noise and a cleaner and well-balanced sound.
The longtime favorites, the digital-terminators "75 ohm" are finally back in stock. Open, non-detachable and unused digital outputs and inputs on CD-Players or DACs generate reflections. With these 75 ohm termination plugs you can improve the sound of digital playback.

This Atmosphere Special starts March 16th until April 30th. Buy the Atmosphere bundle (the Atmosphere plus the Atmosphere Tuning Module ATM Red) and get a FREE iPad Mini! A new, unopened unit completely free, no charge!

Under the title: Why Everything You Thought You Knew Is Wrong, Or... If Dr. Frankenstein Created a Tonearm, Roy Gregory of The Audio Beat writes about hi first impression reviewing the 





















