TRI-ART P-SERIES INTEGRATED

REFRAIN: Unlike most reviews, this review will be nonsequential, as it will start with how the equipment actually sounds and not the process of physically “undressing” it and/or laying out its various accoutrements, specifications, etc. Think of this review, then, as a non-linear movie—Memento, Kill Bill, Pulp Fiction, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless

Note that this is not always the case, as more often than not less attention is paid to what ostensibly becomes an add-on. This is not at all the case with the Tri-Art PSI.

Well, the integrated apple does not fall very far from the headphone amplifier tree, or something to that effect. Which is to say that the Tri-Art PSI is wonderfully musical, detailed, and transparent, very much like its contained symbiont—the headphone amplifier.

Firstly, the Tri-Art PSI was, well, handicapped. That is to say, there were no “appropriately priced” speakers in-house, so it had to “play” with the big boys—its nearly fiveweaknesses. However, this was not the case, as the speakers instead showed its strengths.

The Tri-Art PSI via the above loudspeakers proved to be every bit as coherent and every measure as transparent, resolving, detailed,