Leema Antila review
Why use one or two DACs when you can have 20?
Our Score
Last reviewed: 2007-02-08February 8th 2007
CD players and recorders Review
The Antila looks unusual in that it has heat sinking down either flank
The Antila uses a Philips VAM transport, one of the only audio-specific mechanisms still in production
On the back panel you'll find a pair of LIPS connections alongside analogue outputs of both single-ended and balanced persuasions
The remote does not include 'eject/open' among its simple array of keys
Product Summary
Antila
Price at launch
£2,495.00
For
Across-the-board transparent neutrality
All those DACs
Against
Rather basic remote features
Clunky drawer mechanism
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