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Pure Audio Project, review at CODE

The slogan: 'Let's think outside the box' may well have been used a million times too often, but in the case of Ze'ev Schlik of Pure Audio Project, it could not be more appropriate.

9/25/2016 · Audio · 1 min

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Looking back at our 2016 listening sessions with Code Magazine, we remember how much fun we had spending long evenings with music, great company, and a few very special drinks. Peter curated the drinks and the "awesome" music, while Danny from TheFindMag introduced us to great discoveries in hip-hop and beyond.

Those sessions marked the start of a period in which we reviewed audio and music for magazines and shared music experiences with people who had real passion and deep knowledge across genres including hip-hop, electronic, house, minimal electronics, jazz, and classical music.

For vinyl lovers, that period also brought our first serious encounters with the Chord Mojo in 2015 as an affordable high-end personal digital audio component. We already knew the traditional world of high-end amplification through brands like Bryston and Benchmark.

Combining Bryston with TotalDac D1 and PureAudioProject offered a different experience: open-baffle listening, a more open presentation, and a fresh way of thinking about how music can fill a room.

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