Sneak Peak: Vertere RG-1 turntable and SG-1 tonearm
A couple of years ago, a cable company made a tonearm. That is interesting enough in its own right, but the tonearm it made cost ...
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read moreHRT Music Streamer III
The High Resolution Technologies Music Streamer was one of the first USB-powered digital converters, and the brand was one of the first in its field ... -
read moreAMG Viella 12 turntable and arm
Yes, it may be German, but it is not that AMG. This one stands for Analog Manufaktur Germany and is the maker of an extremely ... -
read moreIs size important?
In the audio world, the British are perhaps best known for making great sounding small loudspeakers. It may well be that we are experts in ... -
read moreFirst Listen: Noble Audio Kaiser 10 (K10) custom-fit in-ear monitors
At AXPONA 2014 I experienced a ‘new-to-me/ discovery when I was introduced to Noble Audio (not to be confused with the great in-wall loudspeaker manufacturer ...
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BlogSneak Peak: Vertere RG-1 turntable and SG-1 tonearm
|A couple of years ago, a cable company made a tonearm. That is interesting enough in its own right, but the tonearm it made cost £27,000, making it the most expensive production tonearm in history. ...read more -
Equipment+HRT Music Streamer III
|The High Resolution Technologies Music Streamer was one of the first USB-powered digital converters, and the brand was one of the first in its field to be taken seriously by audiophiles. The latest Music Streamer ...read more -
Equipment+AMG Viella 12 turntable and arm
|Yes, it may be German, but it is not that AMG. This one stands for Analog Manufaktur Germany and is the maker of an extremely nice all-aluminium turntable and arm called the V12 (technically the ...read more -
Album reviewClassic Album Sundays: The Pixies - Doolittle
|The Pixies’ Doolittle stimulated a slew of early nineties indie acts to shape their guitar-led onslaught with more imagination. The Boston quartet culled a sweeping sound, but although they harvested from an expansive musical field, ...read more -
BlogIs size important?
|In the audio world, the British are perhaps best known for making great sounding small loudspeakers. It may well be that we are experts in other audio fields (we have a number of excellent turntable ...read more -
BlogFirst Listen: Noble Audio Kaiser 10 (K10) custom-fit in-ear monitors
|At AXPONA 2014 I experienced a ‘new-to-me/ discovery when I was introduced to Noble Audio (not to be confused with the great in-wall loudspeaker manufacturer Noble Fidelity) and Brannan Mason, one of the co-owners of ...read more -
Equipment+REL S/3 slight return
|I finished my review of the £1,299 REL S/3 subwoofer (http://www.hifiplus.com/articles/rel-s3-subwoofer/), when two things happened. These happened soon after the review was printed, but are worth a revisit. First, while changing nothing on the system ...read more -
Album reviewClassic Album Sundays: The Cure - Disintegration
|Although The Cure were lumped in with Goth Rock and had a sea of powdered skin, thick black eyeliner and raven-haired heads undulating at their live shows, they never became a parody of themselves. The ...read more -
Equipment+Web Exclusive: Arcam irDAC digital converter
|We’ve been running very late with some of our more value-led reviews, in part because things that are easy to lift tend to get moved out of the way when hernia-inducing high-end products get hefted ...read more -
BlogWhy do bad things happen to good systems?
|As audiophiles, we have all experienced this. Despite all our care, attention, and diligence, that textbook high-end supersystem just sounds flat, drab and uninspired. You might have spent years building it, months tweaking it, and ...read more
