Mola Mola
Mola-Mola embodies the idea that once you've removed everything that isn't the music, what remains is the music.
This is radical. Today's high-end audio has become all about mixing circuit topologies and parts to make a sonic blend that the designer thinks “sounds about right”. Their approach is completely different and the result - something never before heard of in high end audio: amplifiers and converters whose output signal cannot be distinguished, by ear, from the input signal. So what does that sound like? In a few words: natural, nimble, rich and musically enthralling.
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Mola Mola Tambaqui DAC £9,995
The Mola Mola Tambaqui is an unconventional DAC in both its technology and functionality but it’s user friendly and with a good source can reproduce the very fine detail, the dynamics and the emotional impact of the music. It deserves to be compared with converters at rather higher prices
Jason Kennedy, the Ear
Mola Mola Lupe Phonostage £7,295
piano and floor toms, for example, have a weight that, combined with crisp, dynamic agility, fine texture, and tonal density, make instruments sound more extant and natural than I have heard with any phono stage of my acquaintance
Kevin Fiske, HiFi Plus
Mola Mola Perca Power Amplifier £7,295
Compact, stylish and cool running, it could just be that audiophile dream – all the power amp you’ll ever need, and a serious high-end bargain.
Andrew Everade, HiFi News
Mola Mola Makua Pre-Amplifier £8,495
I challenge you to find a preamp which sounds significantly better and not merely different, for anywhere close to the price.
Grover Neville, PT Audio
Mola Mola Kula Integrated Amplifier £10,995
the Kula offers a compelling mix of dizzying flexibility, gorgeous sound, and superb user-friendliness.