I was referring to my nd555 being out of work and currently streaming with nds. So in my system qobuz won’t work today.
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its incredibly accurate, best
Martin
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No problem Garcon. I didn’t took badly your post at all. On the contrary, i took it with interest and then curiosity.
Harbeth says they can be driven by 25 watts.
But you have much more experience with them than me.
I will try them, for curiosity, and will tell you.
But I have another idea to spend 6k, if i keep my speakers : Chord Music din to RCA, and Shunyata Sigma ethernet.
It should enhance considerably my Nds too.
You won’t disagree I feel 
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I played that track with no issues with bass @frenchrooster.
I would love to hear your thoughts on the Harbeth speakers too. The only pair I ever heard was the P3’s, and I kind of instantly fell in love with them. This was at my old dealers home, and the reason I was there at the time was to let him hear how good the sound was using my old TT2 Dac driving speakers directly.
This was only Max 7 Watts output, so your amp might be plenty good enough for casual volume.
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Ah sorry. Yes it’s an unusual track. Plays nicely on my system however.
This will be a big move
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It sounds fine on my living room system [Atom + 250DR + ET LFT-8b] but the room is biggish with high ceilings and the speakers are at angle to a wall so the back-wave from the midrange and tweeter LFTs are redirected away from the listening area.
The base was not boomy at all. [That could change with the main system. I will try it later.]
Early on there was a noisy noise floor at the start of the track that gets masked by the rest of the music as it expands into a more filled out sound.
Having listened to it a couple times, there is some uppers register harmonics from the the cymbals that might grate on one’s hearing if their kit is lively in the upper end. My LR system is right at the edge. I can feel a little tension at the back of head [my tell-tale]. BTW my RTA confirmed them.
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Same experience here!