I was still on the fence, and had this unit required being plugged into the wall, I might very well have said no. Luis Alberto, Caprice Audio CEO with his creation, the MOSAICĪfter a while Luis sensed what was going on and suggested that I take a unit with me back home so I could listen to it at my leisure. There was just too much noise in the display area, and truth be told I was not comfortable in my surroundings.
Unsure of what to expect, and what I should be listening for I was at a loss but there was something I was hearing which I could neither qualify or quantify. My curiosity finally got the better of me as did my energy level, so I sat myself down to don some headphones and listen for myself. I must have walked by the display table a number of times, as it was opposite MYTEK and positioned just outside the exhibition space housing the headphone/portable manufacturers. My first encounter with the device was at last year’s Capital Audio Fest held in Rockville, MD. One look at the Caprice Audio MOSAIC, a passive low noise filter, and one would think they had gone back in time almost 20 years when 12-inch Apple PowerBooks resembled thick aluminum bricks, much like the MOSAIC.
It is my nature to be both a skeptic and a cynic of the highest order, so imagine how I must be feeling now when something which originally caught my eye at an Hi-Fi show as an accessory, has now, just about a quarter of a year later, become a mainstay of my home system. To know me is to suffer my eccentricities. A Passive Low Noise Filter Designed to Open Up A System
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