In news and opinion this month, now in its second year, Hong Kong’s Audio Visual Expo has expanded to two venues and is attracting a raft of new names. Bob Hawkins reports in our show blog. Barry Fox drops into British Grove studios where the vinyl revival is keeping seasoned engineers busy maintaining analogue gear of old and Insider comment on the audio topics of the day from Paul Miller, Barry Fox, Jim Lesurf, Steve Harris and, writing from the US, Barry Willis. Also we review, T+A MP 3100 HV, it may cost just short of £13k but is this the most complete network disc player solution on the market? Beyerdynamic A2, Why this sensibly-priced headphone amplifier from pedigree pro and hi-fi brand is one of the finest around and much more!

In the June issue of Hi-Fi News:

Clearaudio’s decade-old turntable classic gains a ‘Signature’ speed control upgrade. Our exclusive review gets into the groove on p66. 

Dethonray Listening M1 - Compact headphone amp/USB DAC from China hopes to carve a niche in the private-listening space with a circuit boasting flagship digital chips. (p54)

Music: The sci-fi -tinged, synth pop classic, Tubeway Army’s Replicas is our Vinyl Icon (p82), while Steve Sutherland chases perfection as Jellyfish’s Spilt Milk flows in on 180g (p80)

And so much more!

In the may issue of HiFi News

Definitive product reviews

PS Audio’s new AirLens streamer includes an I2S/HDMI link to the partnering DirectStream DAC MK2. See p48

Generation Z – Luxman’s L-509Z integrated amplifier, see p52

Silver coils and tickled-up magnets distinguish the new SE version of Goldring’s flagship Ethos MC. Our exclusive review gets into the groove on p56


Vinyl & Record Reviews

Passion through a cinematic lens, ABC’s The Lexicon Of Love is our Vinyl Icon (p82), while Steve Sutherland goes transcendental as Kate Bush’s The Sensual World reappears on 180g (p80)

Vinyl Icon: ABC burst out of the Steel City with a shimmering sound that seduced a generation of ’80s pop fans. Mike Barnes looks at the making of their debut album, The Lexicon Of Love (p84)


Vintage

Vintage Review: The Philips AH585 from 1979 was a third-generation Motional Feedback speaker designed to bring enthusiasts with more traditional tastes into the MBR fold. How will it sound today? (p120)


The Vault: It’s HFN Jul ’91 and Ken Kessler is assessing Apogee’s Centaurus Major and Minor hybrid speakers. Ribbons to be cheerful? (p126)

Plus News & Opinion, and so much more!

The April edition of H-Fi News is now available

Vinyl & Record Reviews:
Classical Companion - Peter Quantrill takes a fresh look at Bruckner’s Symphony No 7 as he recommends key recordings, p78

Vinyl Release - Ready for a barrel full of rockin’ beats? Steve Sutherland uncorks Black Grape’s It’s Great When You’re Straight... Yeah on 180g vinyl, p80

Vinyl Icon - Mike Barnes shines a torch into the gloom of a 1981 Goth offering as he traces the story behind the recording of The Cure’s LP Faith, p82

Product Reviews:
T+A’s PSD 3100 - HV sees the first outing of the brand’s ‘Gen 3’ streaming platform, p54. Magnat’s compact Signature Edelstein shows that big sounds can come from small packages. See p62. Leema Acoustics Neutron/Graviton - Fresh from the Principality comes a flagship-inspired pre/power combo, keenly priced and the fi st products in the Welsh brand’s Quantum range, p70

Music:
From the British barons of Gothic rock, The Cure’s Faith is our Vinyl Icon (p82), while Steve Sutherland seeks out his looking glass as Black Grape’s It’s Great When… reappears on 180g (p80)

And so much more!

In the March issue of HiFi News:

Product Reviews: 
Able to trace its lineage back to 1949, Quad’s Revela 1 ribbon tweeter has evolved! See p58 
Not to scale, and Canor’s KT88-equipped Virtus I2 integrated amplifier lights up the music on p62.
A speaker to please the pennywise – the Sonus faber Lumina V Amator, see p70

Music: 
Vinyl Release: Packed with hits, it was ’90s Big Beat at its peak... Steve Sutherland revisits Fatboy Slim’s You’ve Come A Long Way, Baby on 180g vinyl (p80)
Our Vinyl Icon is a soprano on a mission, launching herself with Joan Baez Vol. 1 (p82), while Steve Sutherland launches the first DJ astronaut as Fatboy Slim’s second LP returns on 180g (p82)

And so much more!

In the February issue of Hi Fi News:

Product review: Now with v2.0 firmware supporting digital volume and extra filters, dCS’s Lina DAC is ready for the big league [see p64]

Product review: Musical Fidelity’s 480mm-wide, 22kg Nu-Vista Vinyl 2 phono stage struts its vinyl-loving stuff – exclusively – on p60

Vintage Review: We hear the Denon DCD-600 from 1987, a disc player with a novel take on using a mono DAC for stereo CD (p120)

Music: Scritti Politti’s Cupid & Psyche 85 mixes politics, philosophy and pop in our Vinyl Icon (p82), while Steve Sutherland dishes the dirt as Frank Zappa’s Over-Nite Sensation is re-released on 180g LP (p80)

News: Accordo Goldberg standmount is reworked, Luxman announces fully balanced preamp, new network amp from Rotel, Sonus faber unveils ‘Amator’ editions of Lumina speakers (p22)

And so much more!

In the January issue of Hi-Fi News:

There’s nothing fishy about Mola Mola’s disarmingly compact Lupe MM/MC phono stage, complete with a full catch of features [see p68]

PS Audio’s Stellar USB DAC, now with a ‘go faster’ gold stripe, proves that minimalism still has momentum – in-depth review on p60

Music: Cpt. Beefheart’s radioactive debut Safe As Milk is our Vinyl Icon (p82), while Steve Sutherland says ‘it’s complicated’ as Joni Mitchell’s Ladies Of The Canyon is re-released on LP (p80)

And so much more!

 the December issue of HiFi News:

Part of Absolute Sounds’ Ten collection of artisan products, is the Trafomatic Rhapsody 300B tube amp as glorious-sounding as it looks? See p56

Denon’s disc players and amplifiers have long needed a partnering network-attached streamer. And here it is, on p74

In Music this moth: No second album syndrome for this month’s Vinyl Icon, Pet Shop Boys’ Actually (p82), while Steve Sutherland soaks up Sly And The Family Stone’s Anthology, re-released on 180g LP (p80)

Ans so much more…..

Welcome, audiophiles, enthusiasts, music fans and lovers of all things luxury to our annual Yearbook. So, while the weather and world news reports are never short of gloom, it’s reassuring to know there’s absolutely no shortage of global goodwill when it comes to audio goodies, as Hi-Fi News & Record Review celebrates the hardware that inspired our senses and the music that stirred and sustained our souls throughout 2023. Pour yourself a glass of what you fancy, sit back, and savour our annual festival of the most vivacious vinyl-playing hardware, massive monoblocks, tube integrateds and networkconnected Class D divas. We’ve
some delicious digital players, DACs, and loudspeakers of every size and stripe. While leafing through the jewels of high-end audio featured in this bumper 180-page collection, I hope you’ll also be tempted to seek out some new sounds from our choice of heavyweight LPs, CDs and ‘virtual’ digital media. Hi-fi is, after all, our window on the world of music. We’ll also pause and reflect
on the innovations that drive the evolution of our shared passion and look back at some vintage audio heroes to remind us of hi-fi ’s impressive pedigree. We’ve been there from the beginning of course... Launched in 1956, Hi-Fi News is the world’s oldest specialist ‘hi-fi ’ magazine, even pre-dating the stereo revolution itself! It’s fair to say we are woven into the very fabric of the high-quality audio scene, having explored and catalogued every step in hi-fi ’s journey for the last 67 years. We’ve stood the test of time as the audiophile’s reference – every month, we independently research, lab test and audition the newest high-end hi-fi from established brands as well as the new kids on audio’s block. So if you want to read the first in-depth tests of the world’s fi nest hi-fi then why not join us on the adventure. Who knows – next month you may discover that once-in-a-lifetime upgrade you’ve always dreamed of!

In the November issue of HiFi News:

As the new generation 2.2 of Auralic’s network-attached Vega streamer/DAC is launched, we get the first sample. See p60.

Copland rarely replaces its tube amps, so when a new model arrives, we’re all ears! Turn to p56 and discover the 50W, CTA407.

Music: Dr Feelgood buck the prevailing fashion with its mono ...Jetty, our Vinyl Icon (p82), while Steve Sutherland passes himself off as Lock, Stock... cast as the soundtrack is re-released on LP (p80). Plus: They were the sets that shaped a subculture – we bring you our Top 20 Goth albums... (p32)

And much more!

Your October issue of Hi-Fi News has expanded into a bumper 164-page offering where, as the exclusive UK member of EISA’s Hi-Fi Expert Group, we can reveal the cream of the crop, as tested, judged and voted for by the most respected quarters of the international audio press.

HiFi Rose’s range is blossoming with new products, including the class-leading RS130 music library/streaming transport. See p64

Is Hegel’s mighty H600 network-ready flagship the most powerful integrated on the market? Turn to p60 to find out...

And in music this month, John Martyn recovers his mojo on our Vinyl Icon, One World (p108), while Steve Sutherland recounts Fairport Convention’s re-writing of the rulebook as Liege & Lief is re-released on LP (p106)

And so much more…..

In the September issue:
 
The MAT absorber migrates into KEF’s R series as we test the compact R3 Meta standmount

Digital server hardware from software pioneers Volumio – is the Rivo as simple as it looks? Read our full review…

Music: Epic yet spiritual, The Waterboys’ This Is The Sea is this month’s Vinyl Icon, while Steve Sutherland calls out 2013 as a landmark year courtesy of Daft Punk’s RAM, re-released on 180g LP.

And so much more!

In the August issue of Hi-Fi News, our expert line up, the finest minds in audio journalism, bring their experience to bear on all areas of Hi-Fi & music

Rock Solid? The Coralstone Sits At The Apex Of Koetsu’s Platinum Mc Series. See Our Full Review.

From The Land Of The Kiwi And Silver Fern Comes The Antipodes Oladra Network-Attached Music Library

Music: The only way is pop... document, our vinyl icon, proves a successful diversion for R.e.m., while Steve Sutherland turns fan-dad as Big Star’s #1 record arrives on 180g LP.

And so much more!

In the July issue of Hi-Fi News: VPI’s continuing collaboration with Audio- Technica is revealed. Yamaha, king of retro-chic, combines network audio with a powerful integrated amp. We test the R-N2000A. Our Vinyl Icon is Another Music... by punk phenomenon the Buzzcocks, while Steve Sutherland reveals the backstory to glam rockers Hanoi Rocks’ Two Steps... now on 180g LP.
And so much more!

Although this month’s cover is dominated, quite rightly, by Monitor Audio’s remarkable Hyphn loudspeaker [another ‘World Exclusive’ for Hi-Fi News readers], we have another product that wears its technical intrigue on a less flamboyant sleeve. Moreover, just like the Halcro Eclipse Stereo amp featured last month, it reinforces the maxim that sound quality cannot be defi ned by one or two

PLUS: - We lend an ear, and more, to EarMen’s ST-Amp DAC/headphone amp.
- Full test of D’Agostino’s Progression S350 power amp has the power to drive any speakers you might choose. 

In teh June issue Hi-Fi News:

In music this month: Join our roadtrip on Kraftwerk’s Autobahn, our Vinyl Icon (p82), while Steve Sutherland tracks down the cover story of The Ruts’ The Crack, recently re-released on 180g vinyl.

Plus much much more!

In the May issue of Hi-Fi News…

Crafted in celebration of Audio-Technica’s Diamond anniversary, the AT-ART20 blends MC sound quality with MM tracking prowess.

From The Netherlands’ PrimaLuna comes this all-tube MM/MC phono preamp – a glowing
performance,

Released in 1984, Echo & The Bunnymen’s Ocean Rain is our Vinyl Icon, while Steve Sutherland lifts the lid on the Small Faces’ eponymous second album, re-available on 180g vinyl.

And so much more!

In the April issue of H-iFi News:

There’s nothing fishy about the longevity of Manley’s Jumbo Shrimp/Mahi tube pre/power combo. We haul in our nets.

German engineering at its slickest is on show in Lumin’s T3 – the brand’s most accessible network-attached server solution.

A fusion of rock and electronica, New Order’s Low-life is our Vinyl Icon, while Steve Sutherland reveals the fractured relationships behind CSN&Y as Déjà Vu is re-released on 180g vinyl.

And much more!

In the March issue:

Reviews: An in-depth review of ifi Audio’s NEO Stream, a super-flexible digital hub.

Tested: Boulder puts the ‘bold’ into amplification with its 866 integrated, we test it with its digital module.

Music: ‘Only possibly from this planet’, Grace Jones’ ‘Nightclubbing’ is our Vinyl Icon, while Steve Sutherland reveals the ‘guns for hire’ on Steely Dan’s ‘Can’t Buy A Thrill’, on 180g vinyl.

And so much more!

Lockdown allowed many music lovers to rediscover the joys of physical media, and the vinyl LP in particular. No longer rushing from place to place, listening ‘on the fly’, more people were enticed by the intricacies of album art and the ritual of slipping a precious platter from its sleeve, savouring the expectant hush that heralds a stylus dropping into the groove. Sales of turntables, arms and cartridges improved but it was vinyl’s overtake of CD that had its foot put firmly on the gas. 2021 saw the gap close but 2022 was the first year since 1987 that LPs outsold CDs. Naturally we’re not the only interested party reporting on this boost to the vinyl resurgence, so it’s important to stress we are talking about sales value and not volume here. Record companies deal in cold, hard dollars…

While we always go the extra mile to ensure your favourite hi-fi magazine is the first to bring you in-depth reviews of the latest high-end gear, neither should we forget that the very best back-to-basics separates often have competitive lifespans that extend beyond a decade. The Nagaoka cartridge and Simaudio integrated amp featured in this issue are perfect examples of long-lived success. 

So while we double-down on Wilson Audio’s new Alexia V – previewed to the general press en masse before being setup by brand ambassador Peter McGrath
in HFN’s listening room for our exclusive review – we’re also getting reacquainted with these two stalwarts of the hi-fi scene.

SME is another brand deservedly famous for the longevity of its products, so new SME turntables are almost guaranteed to send a ripple through the vinyl-loving
community. Naturally, we were delighted to have the very first sample of SME’s Model 12 MK2 on our photographic bench before a press release had even
been written…

CD is now as much a ‘legacy’ format as the venerable LP. Some of our readers may well have owned a Philips CD380 – the star of this month’s Vintage Review, and a great deal of us still get a lot of listening pleasure from the little ’ol silver disc. We regularly get mails from readers who are returning to CD having switched off the ‘streaming experience’. Part of this is surely the lack of ‘ritual’ about playing locally stored downloads or snagging fi les from the cloud, but it’s also a reflection of the fact that so much of the 24-bit potential of ‘modern digital’ goes unrealised.This month’s hi-res album choice is a 16-bit CD file and yet its practical dynamic range is exceptional. There’s life in the old format yet!

In this issue: As two exemplars of the science and art of loudspeaker design, DALI’s KORE and YG Acoustics’ Cairn new models have more in common than you might expect. Our reviews have the inside story on both designs with our in-house lab testing by way of further insight, so dive in and relish the diversity of modern hi-fi design. PS Audio’s top-of-therange monoblock amplifiers (and the last to have been penned by the late Bascom H King) make a fabulous partner for either loudspeaker. See inside for more!

There are occasions, possibly just once in a lifetime, where an event of such momentous, historic importance stops us in our tracks. Wherever we were, whatever we were doing, these are the rare moments that become indelibly imprinted upon our personal and collective memories. For many of us, Thursday the 8th September 2022 will be that day. Early that morning the great and good of the hi-fi industry had begun to arrive at the Ascot Grandstand, home to the UK Hi-Fi Show Live in September, And then, in early evening, the devastating news of the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. An extraordinary 70 years of constancy, of service to the nation. It was the end of the second Elizabethan era. Everyone at Hi-Fi News extends their condolences to the Royal Family. The UK Hi-Fi Show Live will return to Ascot in 2023.

Your October issue of Hi-Fi News has expanded into a bumper 172-page offering where, as the exclusive UK member of EISA’s Hi-Fi Expert Group, we can reveal the cream of the crop, as tested, judged and voted for by the most respected quarters of the international audio press.

We typically consider the music of our formative years to be ‘the best of all time’, so too do we look back with similar affection at the hi-fi separates that tempted us in that same period. Looking back, hi-fi ’s boom years loosely corresponded with the span of The Beatles’ career, levelling off during the 1970s-1990s. So when our US columnist, Barry Willis, cites 1980s hi-fi as his vintage ‘sweet spot’ [see p113] there’ll be fans in equal number rooting for hardware from every other era.

We’ll have one of the largest displays of pristine vintage audio assembled at our UK Hi-Fi Show Live in Sept, so if you want to revisit those cherished memories, grab a fast-track ticket (https:// hifi showlive2022.eventbrite. co.uk) and avoid the queues!

Naturally, we’re all very excited at the prospect of meeting so many of you again at our own UK Hi-Fi Show Live, hosted at the Ascot Grandstand on Sept 10-11th. You can keep tabs
on the top shows via our ‘Events Diary’ at the end of News pages.

In our July issue: Thirty years in the waiting, if not in the making, SME has finally launched its 60th anniversary turntable, albeit delayed for a couple of years by the pandemic. A rare and genuine example of art meeting precision engineering, the smooth curves of the Model 60 cleverly disguise its 65kg bulk.

Also in the news this month are the floorstanding LS60Ws from KEF, described as ‘the first Single Apparent Source wireless system’. KEF’s 12th
generation Uni-Q driver has its treble dome in the throat of the peripheral midrange driver and shares the same acoustic centre.

Music: Defining the Motown sound – The Supremes’ Where Did Our Love Go is our Vinyl Icon. Steve Sutherland samples the triple-LP Build The Ark from
The Upsetters, now on 180g vinyl.

And much more!

Some highlights from the June issue of Hi-Fi News, available now!:

PS Audio has not been short of both positive expectation and forecasts of a fall in the long – very, very long – gestation of its first loudspeaker. As it turns
out, the aspen FR30 is no vanity project, for not only does it sing very sweetly but it pretty much sets the standard for man-sized floorstanders at, and
comfortably above, its £28k asking price. To all those dyed-in-the-wool speaker brands who have deservedly ruled the roost for decades... watch out!

Plus:
Two little steps to vinyl heaven with Exposure’s VXN MM/MC phono preamp and outboard VXN PSU

Aurender’s N200 network-connected streamer allows you to install your own storage for a full music library experience

Soundtrack to a movie that spoke to a new generation – Cliff Richard’s The Young Ones is our Vinyl Icon
 
Steve Sutherland gets spritual with Pharoah Sanders’ Africa, now on 180g LP

Ans so much more!

As hi-fi shows re-open and audiophiles can again look, touch and hear those rare breeds of our hi-fi world, we have a report from Florida, Montréal next and, of course, Munich’s seminal High End after that. We are also beginning our ‘sneak previews’ from the Ascot Grandstand as key brands start their preparations for our own UK Hi-Fi Show Live in September.

In this issue we look at the over 400 new releases have been revealed for Record Store Day on 23rd April, including albums from the likes of Taylor Swift, Alice Cooper, Joni Mitchell, Steve Hackett and even Motorhead. There are two new offerings from the Bowie estate, the Brilliant Adventure and Toy EPs, both on vinyl and CD. This 15th annual RSD is particularly special, not only for the breadth of content slated to arrive, but also because it marks the return of a truly physical retail event following the RSD ‘Drops’ that were imposed by Covid lockdowns.

A note from the editor. As this month’s cover star is, as hinted, the partnering tri-chassis’d Relentless Preamp – reassuringly heavy at 60kg as befits a member of the Relentless clan. It’s clearly a work of passion, as my interview with Dan explains [p43], and it’s still absent the dedicated phono stage and digital streaming module – yet is this the line-only preamp to rule them all? I’ll let Ken Kessler have the first and last word on this, starting on p40. Meanwhile, the stunning Wilson Alexx Vs and Transparent Gen 6 cables had never left our room [HFN Jan ’22] – it’s by far the costliest system we’ve savoured. Sadly, they want it back.

If 2021 provided us a little more ‘positivity’ than the annus horribilis that was 2020 then, by this circumspect scale, the artisans who press our vinyl will surely be popping more than a few corks in January 2022. The first week of the New Year typically sees the BPI (British
Phonographic Industry) reporting its statistics on just how, and by how much, we’ve been consuming our music media. Now, I’m writing this before Big Ben once again strikes up its familiar chime, but the runes look very good for sales of the black stuff. By all accounts it
seems in excess of fi ve million units (albums) were purchased in the UK throughout 2021, an increase of eight percent on 2020 and the 14th consecutive year of growth since the ‘vinyl revival’ kicked off in 2007. In Vinyl Release Steve Sutherland considers the legacy of Cat Stevens’ 1971 LP, Teaser & The Firecat, now on 180g. We discuss The Hi-Fi News Pledge - Why you can trust our reviews. We review, MBL Noble N11/N15 - German-made pre/power amps with an artisan spin on Class D have no shortage of slam or subtlety.

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Magzter is not responsible for compensating any party that has suffered damages or incurred costs due to any content, or part of the content, that violates their rights. Magzter is not liable to face any legal action in civil court for any violation of rights caused by any content, or part of the content, that infringes the rights of a third party.

Magzter offers the world’s largest {{allyoucanread}} subscription service called {{gold}} which gives digital readers unlimited access to 8,500+ magazines and newspapers for a monthly subscription price. Magzter also has the largest number of stories in the world with its game-changing ezRead 2.0 feature for its apps, which enables smartphone and small-screen mobile users to enjoy magazine content the way it was meant to be enjoyed, with article text that is easy to read and is accompanied by stunning videos and high resolution photography.

Magzter offers the world’s largest “All-You-Can-Read” subscription service called Magzter GOLD which gives digital readers unlimited access to 8,500+ magazines and newspapers for a monthly subscription price. Magzter also has the largest number of stories in the world with its game-changing ezRead 2.0 feature for its apps, which enables smartphone and small-screen mobile users to enjoy magazine content the way it was meant to be enjoyed, with article text that is easy to read and is accompanied by stunning videos and high resolution photography.

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Prior to Magzter, he was the President of Dot Com Infoway (DCI) and Galatta Media. His duties included strategic marketing, partnership development, and monetizing content globally. DCI grew from a small team of 3 in 2000 to 300 by 2011 and was dealing with web, software and app development for clients globally.

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c. We also collect information associated with your use of the application in order to make personalized recommendations. If you provide your third-party account credentials to us, you understand some content and/or information in those accounts (“Third Party Account Information”) may be transmitted into your account with us if you authorize such transmissions, and that Third Party Account Information transmitted to the Service is covered by this Policy.

f. The Personal Information we collect allows us to respond to your requests, improve our products and services, customize the advertising and content you see, and communicate with you about new products.

is the World's largest and fastest growing self-service, cross-platform digital newsstand with over 87 million users since its inception in 2011 and thousands of magazines and newspapers across 40+ categories and 60+ languages. Headquartered in New York, Magzter has its local presence in Amsterdam, London, Mexico City, Chennai, Mumbai, New Delhi, Bengaluru, Singapore, and will soon be expanding to other countries. Founded by global entrepreneurs, Girish Ramdas and Vijay Radhakrishnan in June 2011, Magzter enables magazine and newspaper publishers around the world to create and deliver digital editions of their titles to global consumers.

n. We will also use usage information in order to ensure users adhere to our Terms of Use. For example, a user’s usage information will help us confirm that a user only downloads a magazine or other content a permitted number of times or to a permitted number of devices.

which gives digital readers unlimited access to 8,500+ magazines and newspapers for a monthly subscription price. Magzter also has the largest number of stories in the world with its game-changing ezRead 2.0 feature for its apps, which enables smartphone and small-screen mobile users to enjoy magazine content the way it was meant to be enjoyed, with article text that is easy to read and is accompanied by stunning videos and high resolution photography.

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Hi-Fi News Magazine - September 2017

Hi-Fi News Magazine - September 2017

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