11-Oct-2017, 01:28
I can confirm what other have already observed. I received the Mutec Ref 10 several days ago and having had a chance to finally listen seriously - I am amazed by the clear difference c/w the Mutec 3.2 USB - specifically the space around the instruments, the clear limpid sound especially of piano music, the complete absence of glare despite the rounded clear tone, the sense that you are hearing the studio sound . . . Just amazing. . Fast detailed sound without the overdetailed glare that draws attention to itself rather than the music. The type of improvement I thought I might get by changing speakers . . !
I am streaming from a Mac mini via Hqplayer to a Mutec 1.2 (their basic usb converter), AES to the Mutec 3.2 USB, which is clocked by the Ref 10, to the Devs via AES.
If one has the chance to try it out I would most definitely encourage it!
Cheers
I am streaming from a Mac mini via Hqplayer to a Mutec 1.2 (their basic usb converter), AES to the Mutec 3.2 USB, which is clocked by the Ref 10, to the Devs via AES.
If one has the chance to try it out I would most definitely encourage it!
Cheers
Roon/mac mini > hqplayer > sms-200 ultra and MC-3+ USB both clocked via Mutec Ref 10 > MIT Oracle MA-X AES/EBU > D440 > Dynaudio C1 MkII via MIT Matrix HD-60
