Hi stenfanwegner,
We started the thread and thanks for your interest.
I will give you some insight that might help you gain some clarity.
We begain on seeking the best all in ones after hearing all the Devialet buzz. So we signed on to be Devialet dealers.
Long story short Devialet was a love hate relationship. The Devialet piece was sexy, the setup program really cool, the issue was the sound.
The Devialet was super clean, but always lacked an engaging quality, you wanted to fall in love with it, the lack of noise, bass tightness, light weight, software upgradability.
The isse was after listening for a while you never relaxed into the music could be a Class D thing. I never liked Ice, Hypex or Ncore amps either.
Then we heard about the Micromega and boy did it seem like it had some of the cool Devialet things going on, small in size, every connection imaginable, and then added blu tooth, and DSD playback over the Devialet, and then were the cool other new advantages a headphone jack, room correction option, and at $4,500.00 a lot cheaper than the Devialet which was now $7,000.00
So we ordered one, and aside from the functionality, there was the sound, the Micromega added a much richer midrange, boardering on tube like, also with a warm punchy bass and it was so much more musically engaging.
This piece has become one of our favorites and we sell a number of other cool integrateds, including the Anthem STR great room correction, no built in streaming, no blu tooth, etc, but a lot of power, and a bit drier.
The other cool new integrated we got was the Naim Nova and Atom, boy these are also really cool with an outstanding feature set as well fantastic app and a great echo system with additonal streaming device options.
We also nave the NAD M32 which has a cool clean prespective the NAD sounds fantastic with warmer speakers.
So we have found four insanly good integrated all with strengths and weaknesses, I would like to say the Micromega is really special sonically. I can't wait to get the room correction module.
Dave owner
Audio Doctor NJ
We started the thread and thanks for your interest.
I will give you some insight that might help you gain some clarity.
We begain on seeking the best all in ones after hearing all the Devialet buzz. So we signed on to be Devialet dealers.
Long story short Devialet was a love hate relationship. The Devialet piece was sexy, the setup program really cool, the issue was the sound.
The Devialet was super clean, but always lacked an engaging quality, you wanted to fall in love with it, the lack of noise, bass tightness, light weight, software upgradability.
The isse was after listening for a while you never relaxed into the music could be a Class D thing. I never liked Ice, Hypex or Ncore amps either.
Then we heard about the Micromega and boy did it seem like it had some of the cool Devialet things going on, small in size, every connection imaginable, and then added blu tooth, and DSD playback over the Devialet, and then were the cool other new advantages a headphone jack, room correction option, and at $4,500.00 a lot cheaper than the Devialet which was now $7,000.00
So we ordered one, and aside from the functionality, there was the sound, the Micromega added a much richer midrange, boardering on tube like, also with a warm punchy bass and it was so much more musically engaging.
This piece has become one of our favorites and we sell a number of other cool integrateds, including the Anthem STR great room correction, no built in streaming, no blu tooth, etc, but a lot of power, and a bit drier.
The other cool new integrated we got was the Naim Nova and Atom, boy these are also really cool with an outstanding feature set as well fantastic app and a great echo system with additonal streaming device options.
We also nave the NAD M32 which has a cool clean prespective the NAD sounds fantastic with warmer speakers.
So we have found four insanly good integrated all with strengths and weaknesses, I would like to say the Micromega is really special sonically. I can't wait to get the room correction module.
Dave owner
Audio Doctor NJ