The ME100 is company’s first in-ear design, Paul Rigby takes a look as this single dynamic-driver IEM with a detachable cable I’ve always known Shanling for its very nice range of…
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With a manageable 9mm diameter profile so you won’t be struggling – like Tarzan wrestling with a killer snake – to install the things, Paul Rigby reviews the King Cobra speaker…
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A no-compromise design that will please as many users as it will dismay, Paul Rigby reviews the fascinating Median A two-box phono amplifier featuring a main unit with a separate power…
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Retaining the now iconic Concorde chassis, Paul Rigby reviews the Pick-it S2 which looks to move away from the DJ circuit and enter the field of the audiophile The existence of…
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Three Titan Audio mains cables reviewed by Paul Rigby, this time. Two are new, the Elektra and the Eros while the third, the Helios, has been extended to 3m to power…
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Packing in a feast of digital but also analogue facilities in a single chassis, Paul Rigby reviews the Moon 390 The concept of the all-in-one hi-fi unit has become incredibly fashionable…
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Reviewed together, Paul Rigby tackles three mains cables in Tellurium Q’s Silver range Rated in the company’s high-end Silver cabling sector and reportedly utilising trickle-down research from its new super high-end…
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Built with separate Grun grounding cables to reduce noise, Paul Rigby reviews both the Asimi Ultra RCA interconnects and Asimi Luxe speaker cables I like Atlas and its cable designs. In…
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A small footprint unit based upon Raspberry Pi hardware, Paul Rigby reviews the PecanPi The PecanPi DAC/Streamer is a neat, relatively diminutive unit that can be controlled wirelessly using your phone,…
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Tellurium Q has added to its Statement range, Paul Rigby reviews the DIN-to-Phono turntable cable When I recently reviewed the Tellurium Q range of Statement cables, this particular model was a…
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A limited-edition direct drive turntable design, Paul Rigby reviews the HW-40 in its ‘Anniversary’ configuration This is a big turntable. The plinth is large and imposing. You could throw two…
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Compact and dinky it might be but Moon says that this little phono amplifier can punch above its weight (and size). Paul Rigby reviews the 110LP v2 Allow me to throw…
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Hana’s range of cartridges continues to grow slowly yet steadily. New up? Paul Rigby reviews the ML moving coil complete with a MicroLine stylus ‘Brilliant and Gorgeous’. That’s what Hana means…
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Going to work on an egg? Paul Rigby grabs two, a pair of Eclipse TD712zMK2 speakers Unboxing the TD712zMK2 speakers was the scariest unboxing experience I have ever had. A cold…
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Offering a range of…well, I wouldn’t even call them high end, more like super cables from this long standing cable manufacturer. Paul Rigby reviews Tellurium Q’s statement cable design, the Statement…
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This midrange turntable comes all the way from Germany. Paul Rigby reviews AVM’s Rotation R 2.3 I’ve reviewed a few turntables from Germany now and largely have been impressed by their…
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Presented in a small footprint chassis, Paul Rigby reviews the Heed DAC, the Abacus This DAC arrives in a relatively dinky case for a fully-fledged hi-fi unit which would normally trigger…
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A big, solid, heavy power amplifier from Leema, Paul Rigby is pinned to the wall by the bulk of Leema’s Hydra II Anniversary Edition If you roam around social media, especially…
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Offered at an attractive price, Q Acoustics has released a set of enhanced floorstanding models. Paul Rigby reviews the 3050i speakers Yes, floorstanding speakers take up space and can be…
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Part of a family of compact products from France’s Advance, Paul Rigby reviews the UX1 Multimedia Player Compact and almost cube-like (kinda), the UX1 looks stylish, enough to attract the lifestyle user…
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Presenting a pair of low-cost bookshelf designs from France, Paul Rigby reviews the Cabasse Surf speakers Bookshelf speakers are useful because you can lift them off the floor and place them…
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A solid, hefty all-in-one system complete with an amplifier, digital section and Bluetooth to boot, Paul Rigby reviews the Pulse IV Since the Pulse III crumbled into the dust of history,…
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A genuine budget integrated amplifier from Mitchell & Johnson, Paul Rigby reviews the SAP-201V I was quite startled to realise that I don’t come across genuine, budget amplifiers too often. In…
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Want to give your hi-fi’s mains supply a bit of personal attention? Paul Rigby wonders if he can reduce mains noise with a Russ Andrews BMU1500 Balanced Mains Unit I’m sure…
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Looking to reduce noise and improve general sound quality, Paul Rigby tests two Ground cables from Gutwire: the Perfect and Ultimate Noise comes from all over the place and swamps your…
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Replacing his standard, default headphone cables, Paul Rigby reviews Chord’s ShawCan replacements In Hi-Fi, if you can detach a cable from any individual component then you should look at upgrading it.…
