AUDIO PERFECTION

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CLOCKING

The heart beating gives the body rhythm, the same way clocking gives it to
the sonic waves.
The purer beating is, the better body works! 

CONVERSION

Ear natural audio reproduction,
harmonically identical with the
acoustical source!

RECOrDING

Near distrosionless technique
for sonically transparent  recording.

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Natural Sound

No artificial harmonics

Artificial harmonics produced when a single sound is electronically processed are ghost overtones which are not a part of the real musical art source. Those artifacts comprising false harmonic content over the main sonic fundamentals and naturally doesn't exist in the initial musical picture. Many scientific studies prove by 'blind listening tests' that a good shape listener with detailed hearing is able to catch the equalization and distorting of such products affecting the original musical art.

Noise

Every approach for reducing or cancelling of already existing noise just additionally impair the sound. The intention is to create ultra-superior circuits such way to have it initially minimized, perfectly decoupled by any other sources of noise.

... and Clarity

Transparency

Reproducing the music should not become equalization, it must be done transparently. It only worth it to hear your creation the same way it was live sounding acoustically. No coloration, no added noise, no artificial harmonical distortion - all this that makes the virgin music to get false sounding . . .

NO ENHANCEMENT

Every artificial change in the pure audio, make it as false as it is a photo modified to look better than it is in reality.

Music as an art must be reproduced as much transparent as possible.

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14
Years
Audio
Experience
Our Technological Achievements

analog stages

Total Harmonics Distortion 0.00000007%
Dynamic Range 180 db

digital stages

Total Harmonics Distortion 0.0000022%
Dynamic Range 153 db
projects
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A2D Interfaces

Analog to Digital audio converting interfaces
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D2A Interfaces

Digital to Analog audio converting interfaces
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A2DD2A Interfaces

Analog to Digital $ Digital to Analog audio interfaces
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Analog Hardware

Analog audio hardware
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Power 4 Audio

Pure Power Supplies for Audio stages
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Together 4 Audio

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Negative feedback

Fundamentally, all electronic devices that provide power gain (e.g., vacuum tubes, bipolar transistors, MOS transistors) are nonlinear. Negative feedback trades gain for higher linearity (reducing distortion) and can provide other benefits. If not designed ...

Asymptotic gain model

The asymptotic gain model (also known as the Rosenstark method) is a representation of the gain of negative feedback amplifiers given by the asymptotic gain relation:{\displaystyle G=G_{\infty }\left({\frac {T}{T+1}}\right)+G_{0}\left({\frac {1}{T+1}}\right)\ ...
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