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Sweden’s Rasmus Faber has cemented his place as one of house music’s elite after a long list of successful productions.

Sweden’s Rasmus Faber has cemented his place as one of house music’s elite after a long list of successful productions. As well as remixing industry icons such as Axwell, Deadmau5, Kaskade, Junior Jack and many more, his own productions have stood the test of time, with classics like ‘Get Over Here’, ‘Never Felt So Fly’ and the massive MTV hit ‘Ever After’, along with recent hits ‘Are You Ready’, ‘Everything Is Alright’ and the Defected Records hit ‘Wilder Side’, being club staples and permanent fixtures in many a DJ’s record box.

Since 2003 his label Farplane Records has been highly regarded for it’s consistently quality releases. The label has been a creative outlet for his most renowned productions, including his first full length album “Where We Belong” released in 2009. He has produced a diverse array of music in his career, including the well received Platina Jazz series, and indie pop singer Frida Sundemo, who scored a number one hit in Japan via Rasmus’ studio skills.　Rasmus tours the world with his renowned 3 CDJ & live piano set that constantly evolves, ensuring his audience never sees the same show twice. One look at his schedule shows the calibre of venues that request him: Pacha (London), Cielo (New York), Ageha (Tokyo), Embassy (Manila), Bed Supperclub (Bangkok), Dragon Fly (Jakarta), Zouk (Singapore), Kee Club (Hong Kong), Alumbra (Melbourne)… The list goes on and on.　Despite being best known as an electronic artist in the dance music scene, the musicality of Rasmus’ productions transcends the genre and appeals to an ever widening audience. This becomes most apparent when he performs his music live with his full band, the Rafa Orchestra. Featuring all the talented musicians and vocalists who have graced Rasmus’ productions over the last 10 years, their live show breathes new life into Rasmus’ most famous tracks, which has seen them touring around the world at such diverse places as the Java Jazz Festival in Indonesia, Billboard Live in Tokyo, and the Southport Weekender festival in the UK.　Undeniably one of the most energetic and captivating entertainers of the house music scene, Rasmus leaves crowds and critics amazed and dance floors in shambles.

BLACK MAMBA-α (Euro Version)

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First, I plugged it into my main monitor speakers (Generec 8040)
I plugged them into my main monitor speakers and subwoofer (Generec 7050) and was really surprised to hear them shout out.” WOOHOO! What the hell just happened? That’s what happened. The sound is so much clearer than I ever imagined it would be.

To be honest, I wasn’t expecting much of a change in sound from the power cable. In Europe, the power supply is 220 V and earthed, so the supply is generally very stable, and the connectors are strong and solid, so the topic of power stabilization is of little importance here.

This feeling is very similar to that of a good AD converter.
Furthermore, the effect of the Black Mamba-Alpha can be likened to that of wiping a table with a rag to clean it from the dust and dirt spots you see when the sun shines on it.

 

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