I typically despise all in one solutions and walked in with a bit of doubt, but I walked away really impressed with the Aperio. Whatever they've built into their amp/dac unit clearly is not a bottleneck to its performance.
Also agree, the price is still frustrating lol. I'm keeping an eye out for one used, and would gladly sell some gear for it.
I typically despise all in one solutions and walked in with a bit of doubt, but I walked away really impressed with the Aperio. Whatever they've built into their amp/dac unit clearly is not a bottleneck to its performance.
Also agree, the price is still frustrating lol. I'm keeping an eye out for one used, and would gladly sell some gear for it.
I remember a few years ago when it was introduced for the first time. The price appeared on the Audio Affair website as £12k, then I thought to myself, meh, I'm not convinced if it is worth even auditioning (didn't like the Sonoma 1). The next day the price got corrected to £20k as the £12k was simply a typo (or great discount from current perspective). I wonder what would have happened, had I pressed the buy button while at 12k. lol
I remember a few years ago when it was introduced for the first time. The price appeared on the Audio Affair website as £12k, then I thought to myself, meh, I'm not convinced if it is worth even auditioning (didn't like the Sonoma 1). The next day the price got corrected to £20k as the £12k was simply a typo (or great discount from current perspective). I wonder what would have happened, had I pressed the buy button while at 12k. lol
That is absurd.
Even at the introductory price it is nice, but in totality does not warrant price increase in comparison to other possibilities.
Package size is an achievement similar to portables, however limited by DAC is invariably wack.
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