Throughout my time with it I felt the top end of the frequency range was tipped up in some way.
The Moon presented a starkly different picture from the Streamer. Like other Moon series components, the 300D includes an IR input, an over-built power supply and is housed in a extremely rigid custom-made chassis with a 3/8" brushed and anodized front panel." Simaudio website PR: “Sonically the Moon portrays all of the Simaudio hallmarks - clean, powerful, fast and extended bass combined with an open midrange and airy extended high frequencies. It had excellent imaging, a smooth rich tone and good resolution as when the drummer plays fast brushes on "Tolako" on Food’s Inlet. Returning to the HRT for starters, the Food disc still sounded fat with excellent depth and a palatable 3D space. What did this time off provide? Just like Satan, break-in is real. Move on yes - except that again I got waylaid mid-review so I left the DACs powered up for a good two months while attended to more urgent family matters. For $449 the HRT could be a beginning and end for many. In summation, the HRT is not a mellow but a lively and spirited unit which provides plenty of jump factor and solid dynamics that come alive on ensemble passages. Food’s Quiet Inlet is surely one of my top ten discs of the year and truly sizzling.
The album’s bell-like electronic tones, bleeping bass pulses and rattling acoustic percussion created an oversized 5.1 film score experience without extra speakers for Sennsurround capabilities with extremely active drums, bells, convulsions and surging rhythms aiming at sensory overload from all angles. This review page is supported in part by the sponsors whose ad banners are displayed below
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