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Aaron No. Review By Rick Becker Click here to e-mail reviewer. Rochlin covers the Munich show where you would certainly expect to find this German company. How significant is that? And I can name a number of outstanding American furniture manufacturers that have no presence at The High Point Show, the largest of its kind in the world. Such is the nature of commerce. Aaron is owned by Sovereign, an ultra-high-end audio manufacturer with roots in Germany going back to , but now developed and manufactured in the Netherlands.

Formerly known as Neumann Audiotechnik, Aaron is maintained as a separate high value company. The original Aaron No. Aaron is a small high-end company, so its sales were not huge, but apparently it has developed a significant following in Europe and will celebrate its 20 th anniversary next year.

The Sovereign line gained international recognition from the Guinness Book of Records for its top of the line amplifier. The United States importer for both brands is Nawrocka Distribution, who also distributes the very highly regarded Canadian loudspeaker company Gemme Audio.

They maintain offices near Chicago and in Poland. They believe that listening to the product is their best advertisement, and I would certainly agree. Specs and photos do not begin to tell the story of what I heard with the No. A day money back guarantee of satisfaction accompanies the Aaron products, but I doubt you will use it. A Matter of Trust I probably should have stated with the initial request that I'm a tube-loving audiophile, not to be trusted with solid state amplifiers.

I love the emotional connection I get with music played on tube gear. The sense of three-dimensional space that comes with single ended triode amplification is also enticing, along with the air of the venue and the bloom of the notes. It is noticeably easier to achieve that "you are there" experience with live recordings, and that "they are here" experience with studio works.

Yet, for all the tube vs. Maybe I straddle the fence more than I care to admit. Reviewers tend to have separate pre and power amplifiers to give their system more flexibility, but I certainly have no prejudice against integrated amplifiers. A vintage Tandberg A graces my primary video rig in the family room.

So that is kind of where I'm coming from. Getting Started The initial astonishment came when I opened the very modest size cardboard shipping box. With the lifting of the first flap of the box I stared directly at the component, wrapped in a clear plastic bag, surrounded almost entirely by open air with only ingenious foam corner blocks holding it aloft and away from the sides of the box.

The cardboard box which was double thickness on the widest sides and clever corners looked like someone's PhD thesis in packaging design. When I first fired up the Aaron, it sounded like a decent amplifier, but not great.

Leaving it powered up overnight proved to be a good idea. In fact, I left it powered up constantly when I was actively evaluating it. It was not until the end of the review process when I was taking photographs that I noticed the fine print engraved on the silver faceplate but not filled with paint.

This allows you to leave the amplifier warmed up all the time, drawing very little power. With the increasing importance of conserving energy this feature scores a big point for going green.

From the Standby mode, it seemed to take about a half hour for the amplifier to begin to really sing. The "P" on the remote also drops the amplifier into Standby mode. No owner's manual came with the review sample. On the black anodized version of the No. Doing that revealed that you can preset the sensitivity of the input, as well as individually preset the sensitivity of the R and L output, effectively giving you a balance control. The advantage of this modern microprocessor control is to allow you to program your inputs so your sources all function at about the same volume.

Of course, different CDs will be recorded at different volumes, and different radio stations will vary in signal strength, but you should be able to program them to be reasonably close. The volume control on the remote can then be used for fine tuning the volume. Again, a manual would be helpful.

Six sets of RCA gold plated inputs, a tape output, a preamp output for bi-amping and a processor loop are on the back side, along with a single set of gold plated speaker connectors that accept spades, banana plugs or bare wire. No evidence of Euro-regulation plastic was seen. The standard speaker connectors were easy to use. In spite of the small diameter, they held snugly throughout the review.

The EIC power connection concealed access to the active fuse, as well as a spare. Enjoying The Music When fully warmed up, the first thing that grabs your attention is the outstanding focus of the music. No one note seems to mask another. Every musician is heard not only because their notes are clear, but because their position in the soundstage is nailed down, at least in the horizontal dimension.

Fore and aft positioning is foreshortened, probably because it is solid state, but also possibly because more distant musicians are as clear as those in the foreground. The distant gospel singers in Lyle Lovett's "Church", for example, are clear and easily heard, but seem closer than when heard through less resolving tube gear, or even highly resolving tube gear. On poorly recorded live CDs Dylan's Real Live or Hendrix' Live At Winterland the Aaron makes you feel like you're listening to a microphone feed rather than sitting at the back of the venue, drowning in distortion.

Likewise, the Aaron gives cognitive traction to smooth female voices like Norah Jones' and sorts out the affect of pop singers like Rickie Lee Jones.

The bottom line here is: Where I had trouble deciphering lyrics with my reference rig, with the Aaron, I had almost no problem. After the outstanding focus comes awareness of the outstanding transparency of the music.

And this too works against the perception of soundstage depth. Everything seems visually bright and evenly lit on the recordings. There are no dark corners in the soundscape. Everything in the distance is in such clear focus and so present that it seems closer than we expect it to be. The audible sense of depth is determined in part by focus, transparency and volume.

Think thunder, for example. Distant notes are thought to be less sharp, more dimly perceived and lower in volume than that same sound would be if played by a closer musician. The Aaron messed up my familiar equation by vastly improving the focus and transparency of distant notes.

My brain was forced to pay more attention to the volume of an instrument in determining its distance in the soundscape. With the Aaron, a lyric or musical phrase has to be really obscured to seem truly distant. The refrain "57 channels and there's nothin' on" in Bruce Springsteen's "57 Channels" is such a line, and it appears has clear through the Aaron as I have ever heard it. Yet because it is so buried in the mix and low in volume, it is easily perceived as coming from a more distance source.

On the downside, this ultra-transparency seems to illuminate and thereby erase some of what we call tonal shading that comes across with tube amplifiers.

The timbre of the instruments, however, was clearly revealed. Ditto for electric guitars and megabuck violins. The third virtue that became evident was the excellent dynamics of the Aaron. The focus and transparency combine to give lightning-like attack which is central to the perception of dynamics.

Without a crisp attack, the dynamic of a rim shot is compromised. Some would say an inverted phase would be just as disastrous as a soft attack, which makes me wish there was a second "P" on the remote to control the signal phase. Likewise with the decay of a note which was focused and brief. When a note was over, it was gone. And when a particular instrument or the music as a whole called for large sudden shifts in volume, the Aaron delivered I knew going into the review that the Aaron was rated at 95 watts per channel 8 Ohms.

But the power always served the music, never capturing my attention by jumping out in front of it. My reaction was always "This is really good music," not "This is a really powerful amplifier. With relatively efficient and easy to drive loudspeakers like the Kharma and Coincident this does not require megawatts. Obviously, loud bass can be very demanding and one such passage on my compilation CD proved enlightening. The final seconds of a segment of Chinese drum music has always seemed muddied during several notes in quick succession from the largest drums.

I had assumed it was the recording that had been over-driven and that the volume was falling off because of the fade-out used in assembling the compilation disc. With the Aaron, these deepest drum notes were clearer and tighter.

Furthermore, the volume did not seem to fall off as much as in the past. I was impressed. The opening minutes of the Fourth movement of Mahler's First Symphony, by comparison, were a piece of cake with the entire orchestra completely in focus. Contrary to its modest size, the performance of the Aaron simply stands tall. And it does so at lower impedances as well, putting out watts into 4 Ohms, watts into 2 Ohms and watts at 1 Ohm. The Aaron should be able to drive much more difficult loudspeakers than the benign loads presented by the Kharma and Coincident.

Normally, I would suggest figuring out what room and what loudspeaker you would be using before making an amplifier choice. But with the Aaron's substantial power and ability to drive low impedance loudspeakers with high current demands, your choice of loudspeaker is fairly wide open. A late night listening session at low volume 70 dB at the listening chair was thoroughly enjoyable with the focus and transparency sustaining the illumination of the soundscape.

At that level, only a fraction of a watt was employed. In the "old days" a "loudness" control would have boosted the bass and treble to compensate for the ear's roll-off in sensitivity at low volume. The thought of having that kind of control with the No.


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What kind of speakers do you guys think can fit my budget and still be worthy having them? I would really appreciate for your advice! Under 1k?

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Having first hand experience in releasing music allows me to appreciate the importance of your project which is why I offer unlimited revisions on all my work! With a background in music production, I am also able to offer in depth feedback before starting any work to ensure maximum potential of any project. This man is really onoe of the best one out there. If you have a proyect you need mastering to, do not hesitate to get this Aaron behind it! You will not regret it! Aaron has done an unreal job mastering my new track!

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