The Lumin T3 Streamer, DAC, & Preamplifier Review

Tom Martin reviews the Lumin T3, detailing it's digital domain volume control through LEEDH processing, it's competitive price point, and more...

LEEDH Processing TAS article: https://theabsolutesound.substack.com/p/leedh-processing-digital-doman-volume

LEEDH Processing white paper: https://www.processing-leedh.com/copie-de-presentation

Note that the T3 can, in addition to Ethernet streaming, support hard drive or USB files as an input (certain formatting restrictions apply).

Babylon Sisters analysis: https://strongsongspodcast.com/search/Babylon%20sisters

Some details of the Steely Dan ‘Gaucho’ recording sessions. From the recording dates (1978-1980) you would guess this is recorded to analog tape, and this seems to confirm it. Which may be why the high-res stream is so good:

http://www.stevekhan.com/gaucho_steelydan_reflections.htm

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Tom is a long-time audiophile. He began his reviewing career after acquiring the The Absolute Sound magazine in 1997 and then hi-fi+ magazine in 2002. He has worked closely with Harry Pearson and Robert Harley at TAS and with Roy Gregory and Alan Sircom at hi-fi+. Since Tom and his teams expanded the TAS and Plus platforms in the digital domain, he has served as Chief Content Officer.

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