The online resource Pink Noise magazine did an extensive article about “The future of clocks” and quoted our jitter white papers in various parts. They now added a review of our CC1 master clock and were extremely enthusiastic about its quality:
“Quick summary: Allen bought one immediately! This clock is incredible. The detail and imaging from it are superior to anything we heard, and the overall “relaxed” sound of the playback was as close to analog tape (read: jitter-free) as anything we’d tried. The Grimm CC1 didn’t make the music sound as aggressive and forward as the Antelope clocks, and that was a huge plus, because what you get instead is unparalleled depth and detail, as well as a feeling of “calm” that none of the other clocks provided.”
“Of course, the CC1 is simply a clock with no conversion available (like the Cranesong HEDD), but it seems there is something to be said for a dedicated clock, as whatever Grimm has done inside the CC1 is topping an elite class of options as a price less than half of some of the other offerings. Hands down, the CC1 was our preference.”
