09-19-2021, 05:43 PM
(09-18-2021, 08:30 PM)Bear a écrit :(09-14-2021, 10:23 AM)zaurux a écrit : Pour le Benchmark, j'aime bien la conclusion de ce blogueur
https://www.theabsolutesound.com/article...mplifier/3
Citation :...Professionals buy Benchmark because they know the products work and are reliable and accurate—indeed, reference caliber. Music lovers buy them because they are neutral and accurate and thus reproduce the tonal character of voices and instruments correctly (and also, I presume, because they are reasonably priced, most musicians, like most other people, being typically not wealthy). But audiophiles? Well, the longer I’m in this racket, the less I sometimes think I understand what audiophiles really want except that a lot of dallying about with components, equipment swapping, and coloration matching seems to be what amuses them. I’m not sure I can in good conscience recommend this amplifier to them as I am not sure they are in search of what it offers: a precision instrument designed to perform the precisely defined task of reproducing music and sound accurately, which it does essentially to perfection.
Bonsoir Stéphane,
Plus je relis cette citation que tu as faite, plus je m’y relie. Que ce soit avec le Benchmark ou le boXem d’ailleurs. Merci pour cette perle
une perle dans quel sens ?
la conclusion ci-dessus me fait penser aussi a ce qui m'avait été dit, un truc du genre "Benchmark c'est plus un appareil analytique, chirurgical, que musical"