Fidelizer review from websites
Yesterday, I received a congratulation message from a customer about Nimitra receiving class A rank. I thought it was some sort of misunderstanding because I wasn’t informed about this before until I saw this link.
Greatest Bits Media Servers | AudioStream
Nimitra Computer Audio Server is the most affordable “Class A” product in AudioStream’s Greatest Bits Media Servers at only $1395 USD, the best value for multi-purpose server for all kinds of computer audio solutions today. 🙂
I’ve been waiting for chance to announce this review for a long while with great excitement. Nimitra’s review from Stereophile is finally published on web content now. This is a big turning point for Nimitra to be a product that is acknowledged by the world’s most trusted media in audiophile industry.
Nimitra being reviewed by Stereophile is one of my greatest mission and I’m very happy to see this review online today. I was busy with TAV 2017 event helping out my friends in the show so I only have time to post about this great news today.
Kalman contacted me as soon as he noticed Nimitra review in AudioStream with expectations to play multi-channel audio from high quality server. We’ve been working out for a while with best of my abilities to make sure I can meet up to his expectations as much as possible.
I’m really thankful to Mr. Kalman Rubinson for his honest thoughts about Nimitra Computer Audio Server review in Stereophile. Since he wanted to review Nimitra for multi-channel audio purposes, I’d like to quote his conclusion from his review below.
Clearly, the Fidelizer Nimitra can do the job of playing high-resolution, multichannel music-only signals wonderfully, and it comes with all the apps you’ll need for the job. Finally, a great-sounding and affordable multichannel server that works with USB or with HDMI. Hooray!.
I hope new Nimitra customers who ordered last week would be delighted to read Nimitra review in Stereophile now. This is also a reason why I gave special offer last week to celebrate such joyful event. 🙂
Today AudioStream has published a review for Nikola Linear Power Supply for a few days now. I’m very proud to inform you guys how Nikola performs along with other linear power supplies and products.
Linear power supply business is all about power house unit to power all kinds of devices for a long while. I aimed to build Nikola linear power supply as a game changer product from ‘jack of all trades’ to ‘master of one’ design. It’s time to move on inferior design that does all for better sound.
Nikola was reviewed thoroughly with a few devices as it was designed to work with all kinds of unit supporting power supply upgrade. It’s hard to pick which one so I’ll pick on the most beneficial part for you to read below.
Since I was reviewing the SOtM sMS-200 Mini Network Player at the same time I was evaluating the Nikola, I decided to try this combination given that the 12 volt output was within spec for use with the sMS-200. After extended listening with the SOtM sMS-200 / Nikola, I felt that many of the sMS-200 owners will love this combination. The overall sound was smooth, detailed, and free of hardness. The bass and mid bass were extremely well controlled with good dynamic qualities. The soundstage was quite large with good depth and width. The overall transient speed and pitch definition were very impressive. Voices and instruments were very well focused and had a life-like presence with wonderful transparency to the sound. And yes, background silence was perceived as being excellent.
You can read full Fidelizer Nikola Linear Power Supply review about Nikola in other aspects like how it performs comparing to other products, how it works with Nimitra and its unique charm of very low noise colorization without ever displaying a digital edge.
At first I started designing Nikola as power supply for Nimitra but I later realized that I should build good power supply upgrade for product that needs it. I don’t mind if you want to use Nikola with Brooklyn/e32 DAC, SMS-200, or LPS-1 as long as I can help your music enjoyment. 🙂
Yesterday I read MusiCHI review on HIGHEND NEWS website. It mentioned about Fidelizer Pro and AudiophileOptimizer software on optimized PC.
Today I noticed Mr. Tom Gibbs has launched his The Sonore microRendu and Signature Series Linear Power Supply review today while doing daily search for Fidelizer. His review is straight forward and thoroughly tested all the features as usual.
I believe microRendu is the most famous audio endpoint device in computer audiophile industry. I couldn’t help feeling honored to see Fidelizer being mentioned in this review again and again along with JPLAY. I’m happy to know he’s stilling using Fidelizer Pro.
The price of microRendu with Signature Series Linear Power Supply is $2039 USD. That’s even more expensive than Nimitra Computer Audio Server and Nikola Linear Power Supply combo. If $2,000 sounds costly, you may consider Fidelizer Pro together with JPLAY at $200 for remarkable performance. 🙂