Grimm Audio’s co-founder Peter van Willenswaard is considered to be the first audio journalist to write about the impact of jitter on sound quality in the international audio press. His article in the November 1988 issue of Stereophile is therefore of great historic importance and we are proud to share it here with you. It is a very early article and the technical insight that Peter later developed into this matter is only just on the horizon, but from a historic standpoint this is a must read.
Christiaan Punter of Hifi Advice had the privilege of doing the first ‘extensive listening period’ PA1 review. The amplifiers found their place in his setup and since he felt no reason to switch back to his reference amplifiers, they just stayed there for a few weeks. And then it happened. At the end of theread more >
Jaap Veenstra of Alpha Audio checked out the PA1 monoblock amps in a high performance audio system. And he became very happy of what he heard, even offering it their ‘Alpha Approved’ award! “What’s also striking is the coherence in timbre across the entire spectrum. The bass blends seamlessly with the midrange and treble, evenread more >
In the international forum Audiophilestyle, ‘DuckToller’ just published a wonderful 3-part story about his experience when visiting our room at the Vienna High End show last June where we introduced the PA1 monoblock amplifiers with our MU2 streamer DAC and a ‘study model’ passive loudspeaker. Eelco Grimm played ‘No Woman No Cry’ of Bob Marleyread more >
