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Q Acoustics Concept 20 Bookshelf Speakers Review

Q Acoustics doesn’t have as many speaker models as some bigger brands, but their products have still won major awards. The Concept 20 speakers are a special case; they don’t belong to any regular series, which shows how unique they are. They even come with specially designed stands to match. The Concept 20 takes some…

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Rega System One Review: A Complete Audiophile Starter Pack with the Rega Io, Kyte, and RP1 Trio

Whether you’re just stepping into the world of vinyl, setting up a second system in your hobby space, or outfitting a weekend retreat, the Rega System One offers an affordable, all-in-one solution for vinyl lovers. It includes a turntable, amplifier, and speakers, all designed to work together seamlessly. But does this all-Rega combo unlock any…

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ELAC Concentro S 503 Review: A Masterclass in High-End Audio Excellence

ELAC Concentro S 503: High-end shelf units are strange beasts that combine size-related compromises with top-end technology Usually, there are no big queues at the doorstep of the High End. Although it seems everything is simple: you take the best that is at hand, you collect it in one case. Further, a little more complicated…

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Bose Soundbar 300 Review: SoundTouch 300 Premium Compact Soundbar with Dolby Audio

Bose Soundbar 300: Bose is taking its SoundTouch series to a new level: With their new soundbar, which can be supplemented by a subwoofer, the Americans want to further reduce the distance to Sonos. Because a home cinema solution was still missing in the SoundTouch program. This gap is now filled by the Bose SoundTouch 300, whose…

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Revox T700 Studiomaster Black Edition Review: A Closer Look Top Player

All the equipment that Revox now produces (of course, except for the renovation of its classic reel-to-reel tape recorders) is rather digital and digitally oriented, most of all focused on building its ecosystem and multiroom type systems. There are also devices characterized as “all-in-one”, there is an audio server, and there are wired and wireless…

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ifi Neo Stream Sound Signature Review: Best Network player

iFi NEO Stream sound signature: The iFi brand is quite hard to miss in the hi-fi market. Firstly, the unusual and recognizable design of their desktop and portable components attracts attention. Secondly, the fact that the English brand does not produce anything larger than a desktop Hi-Fi is also quite surprising. After all, the compact…

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Cayin MT-12N Review: Is This Tube Amp Worth It?

The junior model of the amplifier from the Chinese Hi-Fi brand, as conceived by its creators, should attract novice tube adepts with a classic approach to construction, design, and, most importantly, sound.The Cayin brand belongs to the Chinese company with the long name Zhuhai Spark Electronic Equipment Co., Ltd – it was founded in 1993….

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Cayin CS-150A Stereo Amplifier Reviewed: Sound with Unmatched Clarity, and Power

  What are tube amplifiers most often used for? Of course, to get that same warm tube sound – comfortable, pleasant, cozy, a little leisurely, devoid of fuss. In a word – for the sake of a specific atmosphere. When people ask me which lamp to buy to get this effect, I often recommend low-…

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KEF Q950 Review: A Versatile and Powerful Floorstanding Speaker

The KEF Q950 is the flagship model of KEF’s Q Series, offering a combination of premium design, advanced engineering, and exceptional sound quality. As a floor-standing speaker, the Q950 is designed to deliver a full-range audio experience, making it suitable for both stereo music listening and home theater setups. In my KEF Q950 review, I will explore the KEF…

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ELAC Varro RS500 Reviewed: A Powerhouse of Clarity and Depth

ELAC Varro RS500: Technology moves fast these days, spreading even faster. Once one audio company started using computer modeling and laser measurement systems, almost everyone stopped making speakers the old-fashioned way. New features in components seem to pop up at the same time, and the same goes for new codecs, interfaces, streaming services, and other…