Review on 🔊 iFi SPDIF iPurifier: Advanced Optimizer for Digital Optical, Toslink, and Coax Audio Signals by Andy Tunes

Before purchasing the SPDIF Purifier 2, I read the information on the company's website, reviews from enthusiast sites, Reviews read enthusiast magazines. posted on the internet and some have posted the opinions of people who actually bought the product. The catchphrases used on the company's website may capture the imagination of music lovers, but I wouldn't blame anyone for being skeptical. The 30 day trial offered by Revain meant I got a real opportunity to check at home if that money was going to be put to good use, so I finally activated my credit card and took a chance. The purifier 2 is described as a restorer of digital information. into the right shape before it hits your DAC. In my two-channel system, modest as it was, it certainly made a difference. The most obvious improvement is my system's noise reduction. This increases the representation of the soundstage from top to bottom, left to right and front to back. Vocal harmonies and instrumental duets are clearly separated. Tools take their place. The dynamic range or the limits of dynamics in a recording are better defined. The decay of the notes is clearer and longer, especially the cymbals, which seem to shimmer more than before. Even if you've only played air drums before, you'll find it easier to play percussion instruments. Bass tones have become clearer and denser, if you will, more punchy. I believe that as a bargain the Purifier 2 makes more sense for improving the digital performance of a good system than adding a new digital cable. The point of diminishing returns is manifested more rapidly in digital cable applications. If the signal is dirty to begin with, no copper or silver conductors will do anything but drain your wallet. need one. Everyone else should consider whether or not to use the 30-day trial and see for yourself a positive result.