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เอารีวิวของ Skylab จาก Head-Fi มาแปะเป็นข้อมูลนะครับ แอมป์ Stepdance มีอยู่ในบ้านเราประมาณห้าตัว

Build Quality: A: Very attractive and sturdy chassis – same other Meier portables. The amp is very well built, and looks nice.

Treble: A+: The treble is smooth, delicate, extended and transparent. Compared favorably to the very extended but smooth treble of the Qables iQube, and slightly bettered the RSA P51 Mustang. Small little nuances were registered cleanly, but there was nothing at all aggressive about the highs. Cymbals are rendered with a smoothness and naturalness that belies the level of extension and detail that is also very much in evidence.

Midrange: A+: Superbly open, transparent, and clean sounding. The mids were smooth and enjoyable, if just very slightly warm, although there were times I thought I heard a little extra warmth, and times I felt they were nothing short of completely neutral. In any case the mids were very seductive and natural sounding for sure. Outstanding for a portable. Female vocals like Alison Krauss’s on “It Doesn’t Matter” sound terrific without being artificial in any way.

Bass: A+: Full, punchy, and well defined. As deep as you could hope to get from a portable amp – and impressively so at that. The very deep bass at the end of Porcupine Tree’s “Russia On Ice” was reproduced in full measure. Phil Lesh’s “Phil Bomb’s” from the recent “Crimson, White, and Indigo” release were also very meaty, but with outstanding control and definition. The punchy bass from the MFSL remaster of REM’s “Murmer” was very satisfying, as it was from “Open Car” from Porcupine Tree’s “Arriving Somewhere” live release.

Neutrality: A+: The overall sound is unfailingly neutral and natural. Nothing sticks out at all. It’s a little less dry than the iQube, and a little less plump than the P51 Mustang – right down the middle. That’s a good place to be. To a degree I am not used to in a portable, the StepDance really just provides power, and otherwise gets out of the way completely.

Soundstaging: A+: Great depth and width both, and a very palpable, well defined image. Truly excellent performance here. Even without the hallmark Meier Crossfeed, I felt the performance in imaging was at the very top of the class. Nice holographic presentation of Alison Krauss and Union Station’s live recordings. The sense of all acoustics during the a-capella “Down In The River To Pray” was so startling that I had to pause the recording to make sure I was really hearing that and not some other sound! Sure enough, there it was. Impressive.

Transparency: A+: Generally a Meier strength, and very much so here as well. I found no hint of grain or messiness. Just clean, clear, and open sound. This makes the Stepdance really seem to provide a higher level of performance than I have come to expect from portable amps.

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