I am in no way affiliated with L&P - and this review is my honest opinion of the L5 Pro. There is no financial incentive from L&P in writing this review. I was provided the Luxury & Precision L5 Pro as a review sample. The L5 Pro is available at Penon Audio for USD 809, and therefore sits between the LP5 Gold (USD 1090) and Fiio’s new X7 (USD 650).
It’s a player I’ve actually had now for around 3 months, and I would have reviewed earlier, but I chose (with Mr Wan’s blessing) to wait until the firmware was a little more mature. It also proved to be the best sounding DAP I’ve heard (with full sized headphones).įast forward a year and I’m now reviewing their L5 Pro DAP. This proved to be an absolute eye-opener for me as it was the first time that I realised portable gear (if designed well) could rival desktop set-ups.
Last year I was lucky enough to be approached by Luxury and Precision (contacts arranged through Twister6 and John Yang), to listen to, and evaluate their TOTL DAP – the LP5. INTRODUCTION I’ve been reviewer on Head-Fi for some time now, and one of the distinct advantages I’ve had is being able to listen to, and compare, equipment that would normally be beyond my frugal budget. But I thank them for the ability to continue use of the L5 Pro – both for follow up comparisons and also for my own personal use. I have made it clear to L&P that I still regard any product they send me as their sole property and available for return any time at their request. The L5 Pro was provided to me gratis as a review sample.
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