"Yes, its that good..." SOUNDSMITH PAUA MK II CARTRIDGE REVEIW

Yes, its that good...

"... Considering what kind of performance Soundsmith Paua mk II is offering at its given price and the stand out "non tinted" voicing Peter has managed to accomplish, I'm more then happy to award this uncommon cartridge with the Mono and Stereo Upper Echelon Product Award.

The surprising freshens of music delivery, embodies all the great qualities of the upper level high-end audio analog playback with a price tag, that would be at least twice or in some cases triple if embraced under some other brand umbrella. Yes, its that good..."

Matej Isak

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I played this album a few times on my system before adding the Zephyr MK III ES. I found it far superior to the CDs I'd listened to, with excellent tone on Miles' trumpet and a deep and wide soundstage. But when I listened to it the first time with the Zephyr MK III ES, it was another level of cool. Right off the bat, the surface noise was down, significantly. Secondly, the soundstage was deeper and wider than I have ever heard on my system before. James Cobb's snare had more snap and his high hat took on more air. Song after song, I was completely engaged in the music.