Here’s another feedback today. He shared his feedback after setting up Fidelizer Pro on his server as below.

I’m an older gentleman with still good hearing who was fed up with all that elitist high-end stuff and was seized by the ambition to build a high-quality desktop system where I could enjoy music and work simultaneously.

That worked quite well under Windows 10, then a new computer arrived and the whole ordeal started again, this time with Windows 11.

Normally, I have nothing good to say about this OS; I think what Microsoft has done is an absolute disgrace. So I installed an extremely stripped-down version and discovered that I like the sound much better than under Windows 10.

I have Audirvana, but honestly? I love MusicBee’s interface and its crisp sound. However, the quality still wasn’t quite right. Using EqualizerApo, as I did under Windows 10, backfired, so I tried the free version of Fidelizer.

That sounded promising, so I bought the Pro version. With it, I could configure my system so that I can really enjoy my music. Technically, my system is far from perfect, but I’m having a lot of fun with it. The music inspires me at work, and during particularly beautiful or interesting passages, I take a break and just listen…

I’m glad to hear that Fidelizer Pro can help him taking a break and just listen to music now. 🙂

Here’s a new feedback today. He shared his feedback after receiving his Fidelizer Pro license as below.

Before writing about my impressions on improvements I want to show you my current settings.

Firstly, I’ve started from Consumer user lever and chose to be with no changes in processor priority policy (Timer resolution and core isolation policy were the same as at pictures). There was a bit less artificial sibilance or roughness, yet I felt the need for more.

So, I switched to Audiophile user lever which further increased naturalness by adding slightly more coherence and transparency. At the same time the dynamic range became more prominent. There was even more texture.

When it came to processor priority policy, I’ve tried almost all options available. The first one was «Short / Variable». Overall, your description was true. Details were very noticeable, yet too accentuated and somewhat sharp which resulted in the loss of musical flow. Also, the space wasn’t big enough. «Short / Fixed» made the sound much better. It was much more natural because of returned smoothness and coherence.

Nevertheless, after I’ve tried «Long / Fixed» there is no way back. Space became both wider and especially deeper which is valuable for me as headphone user. Transparency has been increased as well.

To conclude, I admit your hard work and feel improvements. Thank you a lot for making my listening experience better! Now I’m happy to feel less need for improvements of my audio set up.

I’m glad to hear that Fidelizer Pro helps him feeling less need for improvements of his audio setup and happy listening. 🙂