Looking to reduce the noise from your hi-fi components? Paul Rigby tries the IsoAcoustics Orea Indigo isolation feet to see if they can do the job Just because a hi-fi component…
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Got a Rega 3 but want more…and better? A fully kitted out upgrade from The Funk Firm might be your thing. Called Rage II, Paul Rigby wanted to see just what…
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Replacing a removable headshell can work wonders for sound quality. Paul Rigby reviews the Timestep T-01HS Ebony headshell A tonearm toting a removable headshell can and has been the core of…
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If you are looking to improve your mains connections, Titan Audio may have what you’re looking for as Paul Rigby reviews the Styx power block A basic power block that you…
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Can mains conditioning improve sonic performance from a typical hi-fi? Paul Rigby checks out ISOL-8’s Substation Integra to find out The mains, the electrical mains supply that is, is a nasty…
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Part of your essential support system to remove noise from the hi-fi chain, Paul Rigby reviews Blue Horizon’s Professional Rack System (this updated review now includes an additional review of the top-of-the-range,…
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Want to set up your speakers quickly and correctly? Paul Rigby looks at Kralk’s KALSUS which claims to do just that, with laser-borne accuracy, in fact Produced by the speaker outfit,…
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Milty intends it to be part of your vinyl care routine, Paul Rigby reviews its Zerostat 3 and tests its effectiveness as an anti-static tool I will always be grateful to…
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The development of the Vertex AQ system enters into the balanced field as Paul Rigby looks closely at the high-end balanced mains power block, the Hi-Rez Taga Balanced The notion of…
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Looking to clean up a gamut of noise around his hi-fi via mains conditioning, Paul Rigby reviews Puritan’s new flagship product, the PSM 156 Oxfordshire-based Puritan design and manufacture products that…
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Vinyl fans need a good quality downforce gauge when setting up their cartridge. Paul Rigby reviews a high quality variant from Rega, the Atlas It’s an essential part of setting up…
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Digital music might very well be all about the ones and zeros but it is also subject to noise of various types which can reduce sound quality. Paul Rigby reviews one…
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Promising to reduce main noise and improve overall sound quality, Paul Rigby reviews the Russ Andrews Balanced Mains Unit 1500 Mains electricity: it works, so what’s all the fuss about? Yes…
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Promising to lower and/or remove mains-generated noise from your hi-fi chain, Paul Rigby reviews Russ Andrews’ PowerPurifier Mains noise is an insidious destroyer of hi-fi sound quality, mainly because its not obvious…
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Always eager to lower the noise floor in order to hear more music, Paul Rigby reviews a range of products from Harmonic Resolution Systems and secures a rare interview with the…
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Helping to control and focus sound frequencies, a player mat can be of use for many turntables. Paul Rigby reviews The Soundeck PM Produced as a development of the SoundDampedSteel isoplatmat,…
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Clamps are an effective means to enhance the sound abilities of your turntable but there’s other options out there. Paul Rigby looks at just one, a damping puck from Soundeck Machined and…
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Adding a platter mat can improve the sound quality from your turntable. Paul Rigby reviews the Elusive Audio AcrySS The Elusive Audio AcrySS (EAA) offers a split medium design. The larger,…
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Four large, squishy fruit pastilles. That’s what they look like, at any rate. Elusive Audio say that, unlike the competition, its Sorbothane iteration is designed for ‘tiny impacts’, for improved performance…
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Formed in an inverted dome shape, Paul Rigby reviews MusicWorks’ P-Cone isolation cones, machined from PEEK, a patented engineering thermo-plastic You can place these little units under any hi-fi component, including…
