For anyone considering the Nimitra it just won Stereophiles Class B recommended components. Not bad for the price

www.fidelizer-audio.com/nimitra-computer...ded-components-2018/

Thanks Steveo!!!!

I would be willing to hazard a small bet this is the first Thai guy to get any product recognized by Stereophile Recommended Components.
So proud of him for that.
I have an American friend here who really likes his products and raves about the after service he gets from this guy. Just the fact that a Thai can speak English that well is amazing.
And he is so smart too, reminds me of our GEt distributor here.

Happy listening, God Bless,
Wayne

I have been using the free version of Fidelizer for several months. I have had a number of email exchanges with the developer. He is very responsive and has provided valuable insights. Yesterday, I ordered Fidelizer Pro to run on my my dedicated Music System Laptop and I am awaiting delivery.

I have also discussed Nimitra with him as a replacement for my music laptop. I'm still giving that option some consideration, but for now, I will look forward to working with him to fully implement Fidelizer Pro into my system.

Happy Listening,

Art

ArthurDaniels wrote: Yesterday, I ordered Fidelizer Pro to run on my my dedicated Music System Laptop and I am awaiting delivery.

I have also discussed Nimitra with him as a replacement for my music laptop. I'm still giving that option some consideration, but for now, I will look forward to working with him to fully implement Fidelizer Pro into my system.

Art, please keep us advised on what you discover here. I'm thinking about the Nimitra too.

Right now, I'm trying to solve an optical interrupt problem between my Samsung TV and my DAC. I've just ordered a Wyred 4 Sound Remedy reclocker to see if that solves the problem. Then, I won't need to have my Oppo in the chain and I'll be free to explore something like Nimitra.

Charlie

Charlie et al.,

I now have Fidelizer Pro installed, configured and running on my Music Laptop. When I placed the order, I provided some data to to Keetakawee Punpeng, the Fidelizer and Nimitra developer. He created a "custom version" of Fidelizer Pro before delivering it to me. The customizing involved preparing the settings and options for my implementation of MusicBee as my player and Windows 10 as my operating system.

Since making the initial installation, I have made one settings change, per his recommendation and after further dialogue via email.

I am pleased with the sound quality and I believe I can hear improvements. I realize we are into a subjective area, so I will not attempt to quantify the improvements - except to say that overall, the sound seems "cleaner" to me.

There are good reports about Nimitra as a player and file management device. If I were not already using a high-quality Toshiba Laptop running Windows 10 Professional and from which I had already removed all programs, except those needed to play and handle music files, I would look seriously at Nimitra.

Best thing I can recommend is for you to visit the Fidelizer website, review the Nimitra, then visit several of the sites which reviewed Nimitra (sites are listed on the Fidelizer website).

Based upon my experience, I believe that Fidelizer is "for real" and might very well offer even more substantial sound improvement to an ordinary computer loaded with other programs while also being asked to serve as a music player.

I am happy with my choice to purchase Fidelizer Pro after working with the free version of Fidelizer for several months.

Hope these comments help.

Art

Thanks for the update, Art. I will definitely be looking into this further. After reading more about digital signal transmission problems, I have no problem believing that this is real. The amount of improvement will no doubt be system dependent.

Charlie