Very nice tracks here. I think I’ll add the album to my collection. The bass is very good too, but my subwoofer struggles with anything below 30Hz, which is quite low anyhow.
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Trippy vocal effects
Phone->Letshouer DT02->ISN H50
I like to head bang to this song it has an electrifying beat that gets better as it goes on:
I found an artist called Aether and this beautiful album with vocalist VEELA
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FLAC > Cambridge Audio CXN V2 > Jnog (OG) > Freya S > Vidar (monoblock) > Klipsch R-620F
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Better get ready for some high frequencies with this retro synth music. It grew on me as it went on but at first the highs are really up there compared to alot of music ive heard. particularly on track 4 in the playlist.
Foobar-THX Onyx-Focal elex
Funky, disco-like alternative with modern mastering and production.
Good stuff 
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I like this alot. Gives me Daft Punk and disco vibes as you said
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For whatever reason it put this back in my mind:
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FLAC > Cambridge Audio CXN V2 > Jnog (OG) > Freya S > Vidar (monoblock) > Klipsch R-620F
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That makes me feel quite sad
They definitely have some similarities for sure - Zac Farro is the master mind behind this band, the drummer from Paramore - it’s really easy to see how he shaped their latest album back in 2017 with his groovy bass line / percussion focused melody.
Oh man, absolute banger. I love what dp did with The Weeknd - I wish they did more.
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Cambridge Audio CXN V2 > Jnog (OG) > Freya S > Vidar (monoblock) > Klipsch R-620F
This was an amazing set of audiophile tracks, even through the shitty YouTube compression. A couple of tracks can bring a HiFi system to its knees or reveal its weaknesses.
I’m happy that my system and the Klipsch speakers performed superbly.
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Vinyl > TEAC TN-300 > Ortofon 2M Blue > Schiit Mani > Freya S > Vidar (monoblock) > Klipsch R620F
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Thats interesting to know. Thank you