6moons
September 2026
6moons have published a fascinating, in-depth review of LUMIN X2, exploring its approach to transparency, musicality and detail.
During the review Frederic Beudot states:
X2 is remarkably revealing, dynamically alive and startlingly precise. It simply doesn't seem especially interested in rattling off those virtues one at a time. Audiophile language is full of traps. Smooth can mean refined; or rolled-off. Relaxed can mean natural; or dynamically constipated. Musical can mean emotionally persuasive; or that someone quietly sanded the recording down until all inconvenient edges disappeared. X2 avoids those particular pitfalls. Instead its character is one of continuity and authenticity.
At this point you probably have a good sense that I found X2 uniquely special even when facing my more expensive reference.
Its great strength is that it keeps the musicians' craft and their environment intact.
None of these technologies deserve the last word though. The musicians do. And that's what X2 gives us.








