Violectric has partnered with High Wycombe-based Electromod to distribute its extensive range of DACs, headphone amplifiers, pre-amplifiers, cabling and more throughout the UK using its trusted network of dealers.

A representative from Violectric told StereoNET:

Our target customer is a pragmatist interested in experiencing genuinely effective, technologically advanced solutions implemented in a way that's guided by the highest quality standards. This approach is also reflected in the simple yet elegant external design of our Violectric product range.

Electromod boss Mark Dolbear, a long-term fan of the brand's real-world approach to hi-fi, agreed, telling us:

I am impressed by Violectric's basic performance standards but also its unique aesthetics, its elegant design ethos, but, most of all, the basic performance of its products. I look forward to working with the company and, above all else, showing this magnificent range of Violectric products to the UK HiFi community.

Producing fully-featured and stylish designs, Violectric will put a smile on the faces of audiophiles, hardcore hi-fi fans and those users who just want the best sound quality from the music they love.

Electromod has a wide selection of Violectric products in stock ranging from the Chronos portable DAC/amp (£185), the HPA V202 (£810) headphone amplifier, boasting +/- 18 dB pre-gain for optimal adjustment, volume control with RK 27 potentiometer utilised via a 38 mm all-aluminium dial, 2700mW Max into 50 ohms and >18V RMS into 600 ohms, right up to the brand's Ultimate Series Niimbus US 5 (£5,140) preamp and headphone amplifier featuring a 256 step reed relay-based volume control, two unbalanced RCA and one balanced XLR inputs, an RCA and XLR output, as well as headphone outputs including 4-pin XLR, 4.4 mm Pentaconn, and a pair of 6.3 mm jack outputs.

It's not all head-fi, either. For instance, Violectric also presents the PPA V790 (£3,490), a phono preamp offering provision for no less than six pickups (3 x balanced + 3 x unbalanced) to be connected simultaneously. Additionally, the PPA V790 saves input impedance, capacitance, amplification factor, equalisation, subsonic and output adjustment (boost) individually for each pickup. These are clearly displayed with white LEDs on the front and can be varied using a button. We are also told that "the usual simple distinction between MM and MC systems is dispensed with. Therefore, MC high-output or quiet MM systems can also be optimally integrated via the wide gain setting from +30 to +66 dB."

StereoNET looks forward to seeing the Violectic brand well-represented by our friends at Electromod and wishes both the best in this new partnership.

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