Michael Fremer hat in „stereophile“ den Boulder Vorverstärker 2110 besprochen. Lesenswert ist der Review wie immer, im Folgenden nur einige Auszüge:
„Immediately apparent on first listen was the 2110’s grip on the music and, especially, on the illusion of space. Both my reference darTZeel NHB-18NS and the Dan D’Agostino Master Audio Systems Momentum preamplifiers throw large soundstages with billowy ease, but the Boulder produced image intensity, physicality, and solidity that were unprecedented in my experience. […] A preamp, like the Boulder 2110, that specializes in carving space, 3D imaging, transient precision, and deep, tight, well-articulated bass can sound analytical and/or harmonically less than fully saturated. The Boulder suffered none of those maladies. […] when the Boulder 2110 left the building, it took with it its holographic grip and spatial presentation, as well as its ability to resolve fine detail—qualities that raised my system to a level none of the rest could quite manage.“
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