Nikhil

.

.

Never ceases to amaze how these companies rehash the same old goods as some kind of latest greatest new thing. MQA was a scam that failed after gas lighting us in connivance with the audio press and at least one major label. They are now re-badging their wares with another set of specious acronyms - as the new alphabet soup du jour. Looks like HDTracks is now (one of) the new anointed horses (mule?) on which they will ride. The irony is that lossless audio has never been more easier to provide yet these labels continue to dilute their wares with these nonsensical offerings. .

Eggleston Works is another brand that does not get more attention. I heard the Andra Viginti some years ago in Munich and they were superb. .

I did the same thing. Much more enjoyable when watching the performance. .

Here's what showed up on my news feed. https://www.techradar.com/audio/wireless-headphones/airia-could-be-the-next-big-thing-in-wireless-hi-res-audio-though-we-used-to-know-it-by-another-name And the new alphabet soup ... they're obsessed with the letter 'Q'.

.

@Vincent des Champs That is a superb setup! 👍👍 .

.

.

@The Computer Audiophile Japanese Jazz alert!

Ha! IKEA cutting boards are one of the best audio hacks out there. I've been using the LÄMPLIG bamboo cutting board (Article no: 203.098.28) under my sub woofer for a while now. .

.