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China 2006

W'inner

Posted Sun Dec 3, 2006, 7:42 PM ET — By Wes Phillips

Zhou Yi of W'inner is kind of a crazy guy—audiophile crazy. His stuff is all big, and so are his aspirations. He really likes class-A, too.

He's squatting next to his $2300 (USD—although it is not distributed in the US) AD-9800B, which is sort of a multichannel integrated. He also likes multichannel high-rez, so he built a 7.1 integrated with an LCD display for navigating SACD and DVD-A programs.

He was just playing two of the 150W channels and the Dynaudio Countour 1.4s were singing mighty prettily.

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