DeVialet is much cooler in the looks department.
They're fugly also. Again,IMHO.
Wadia debuts new Integrated
Looks to be a Devaliet competitor. Very modern looking,I am sure the WAF will be high.
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I think it's part of a trend to a cleaner, simpler aesthetic. Less adorned and configured. NuForce is doing it along with Roksan, which I really like: http://oxygene.roksanaudio.com/ I find their new amp and CDP quite fetching. All the best, Nonoise |
I'm not impressed For me is (was) a Wadia product, a expensive but also highly sounding digital high-end products (CD, DAC and Transport), and with a design that we always recognize. What has this lifestyle design and a Class D amplifier to do with Wadia? I had expected, that Wadia would show us, that Wadia now again is a leading digital high end manufacturer, with a product that we associated with the company. Instead, the Wadia (and the new owner) launched a product, where only the logo associated to the manufacturer. |
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