REVIEW: Rega’s midrange Elex amp, now in MK4 guise, gets an update and continues to punch above its class.
REVIEW: Rega’s midrange Elex amp, now in MK4 guise, gets an update and continues to punch above its class.
RANTS ‘N RAVES: Want to upgrade your Rega turntable? The belt is the first place to start.
REVIEW: If your aim is to just enjoy the music, these Polk Audio speakers will pleasure your senses.
REVIEW: Kinki Studio’s EX-M1+ may not be all things to all men, but it certainly comes close.
REVIEW: The smallest Rega amplifier has a few big tricks up its sleeve, even if it doesn’t do digital.
REVIEW: Simple in style, yet with great sonic potential… Lyngdorf’s TDAI-1120 has our reviewer in two minds, but in a good way.
REVIEW: Name and looks aside, there’s nothing retro about the revived Leak brand, as this amp and transport prove.
REVIEW: Denon’s new 600 series amp and CD player find our hardened reviewer’s vulnerable spots…
RANTS ‘N RAVES: Used vinyl prices have become ridiculously silly, so our man finds his musical solace in a wallet-friendlier alternative…
REVIEW: Like it or not, a Naim is never boring, especially a super one (or three) like this integrated amp…
RANTS ‘N RAVES: Some of us are quick to abandon old hi-fi gear… others make them last a lifetime and more!
REVIEW: Like Swiss watches, the Nagra Classic Integrated amplifier runs like a finely-tuned machine… not a step out of time.
REVIEW: Nothing like a hybrid to bring out the yearning in our hard-nosed reviewer, who finds the McIntosh MA252 very much to his liking.
REVIEW: Small spaces require small objects to provide satisfying sonic pleasures… as the ProAc Tablette Tens do with ease.
REVIEW: You can’t go wrong with a Rega turntable, and the Planar 8 proves this.
REVIEW: If you want a pair of speakers that sound right but disappear from your sight, these IOTA Alpha compact speakers are truly, er, Neat…
REVIEW: Better supporting feet make for better loudspeakers, right? Well, that depends on the speakers and supports… but when things gel, these GAIA III isolators from IsoAcoustics are certainly special.
NEWS: If you’re skint, it must be particularly torturous to walk amidst all those high-end boxes, wondering if you’ll ever get the chance take a pair home for at least a test spin…