We have teamed up with our friends from Network Acoustics to bring you an exciting competition and a chance to an eno2 streaming system worth £1,395!
Chris Frankland reviewed the eno2 in hi-fi+ issue #237 (pages 93-94, and read the original review here), where he wrote, “In 2019, Richard Trussell formed Network Acoustics with his friend Rob Osbourn. Richard says some doubters will tell you the ethernet signal is digital and thus incorruptible. Still, he points out that it is, in fact, an analogue waveform, a bit like a sine wave, and that noise can get into the cable, mix with the signal and adversely affect the sound”.
Furthermore, he said, “The eno2 is a purely passive device and uses a new version of its proprietary eight-core electronic filtering technology to target the electrical noise without interfering with the ethernet signal.”
Chris concluded the review by saying, “I also compared the eno2 with several lower-cost filters. I was left with no doubt that the eno2 was worth the extra money, bringing a vast improvement to openness, soundstage, musical integrity and timing… If you want to boost your streaming system’s performance without spending a fortune, the eno2 could be the answer. I strongly recommend it.”
To answer, please visit https://networkacoustics.com/na-hi-fi-plus-competition/
Alternatively, you can send your answer on a postcard (including your name, address, and contact details) to Absolute Multimedia (UK) Ltd, Network Acoustics eno2 Competition, Unit 3, Sandleheath Industrial Estate, Old Brickyard Road, Sandleheath, Fordingbridge, Hampshire, SP6 1PA, U.K.
Competition Rules
The competition will run from February 1st 2025 until April 1st 2025. The competition is open to everyone, but multiple, automated or bulk entries will be disqualified. The winner will be chosen randomly from all valid entries and contacted via email (where possible).
Their name will be published in the magazine. The Editor’s decision is final, and no correspondence will be entered into. Absolute Multimedia (UK) Ltd. complies with the Data Protection Act and UK laws apply. Our policy is that we will not pass on your details to any third party without your consent.
By hi-fi+ Staff
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