Review on Integrated stereo amplifier Quad Vena II, lancaster grey by Mohamad Yusri ᠌

The device is much more massive and solid than the photo suggests. The front panel is metal with a nice rough rough finish. The volume knob is the same material, but smoother. The volume, by the way, is regulated by a potentiometer, which means that there are extreme positions and risks on the handle. Accordingly, commands from the remote control set the handle in motion, which causes a special delight. The remote, by the way, is another surprise: it also has a metal upper part of the case. I was expecting a plastic toy. The volume control from the remote control is carried out with buttons, but the step between the levels is comfortable. When the input channels are flipped and when the headphones are connected, the relay clicks inside - very lamplike. Talking about the sound at the output is a thankless task, subjectively for me - nothing better can be desired. And how he plays in headphones - it's just tears of happiness. What I want to modify is not so bright LEDs on the panel and a colored mark at the risk of the volume knob, fluorescent, for example.