Audio XX System Assessment
24 September 2026
Holo Audio Holo may · Decware SE84UFO · Magnepan LRS+
Recommendation
I’d resolve the power mismatch first — more amplifier power, or easier-to-drive speakers.
More power buys you the dynamics; easier speakers buy you keeping the amplifier you love. Either way, the system’s character shifts.
System review
The assessment
The match is the problem — not the taste.
How this system fits together
The Holo Audio Holo may has one natural place in this chain — feeding the Decware SE84UFO as the system’s conversion stage — and nothing here establishes a different path. If your connections differ, say so: it would change what is worth investigating.
What remains unknown
I don’t have reliable exact-product listening evidence for the Holo Audio Holo may, the Decware SE84UFO and the Magnepan LRS+, so I won’t pretend to know how this particular combination sounds. A published review of these exact units would establish what specifications cannot.
The Decware SE84UFO (2W) cannot adequately drive the Magnepan LRS+ (86 dB sensitivity).
At normal listening levels you hear it as soft dynamics, loose bass and the sense that the system is straining to keep up.
Your system
Holo Audio Holo may
dac
Audio XX holds no published specifications for this unit yet.
Decware SE84UFO
amplifier
Audio XX holds no published specifications for this unit yet.
Magnepan LRS+
speaker