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Max Langridge writes: Back in 1995, the annual What Hi-Fi? Awards issue declared that it might just be the last year that we had a turntable category, such was the move away from vinyl towards digital and the CDs… How wrong we were. The vinyl resurgence has seen vinyl sales hit a 20-year high, with 1.3 […]
VPI was the only mainstream manufacturer for years, now we have 12 inch arms from Kuzma, Schroder, SME, Consonance, Brinkman to name a few. Why is this?? fad or long term. Would a 12ich Grahham, Triplaner or Basis be a better sounding product? 128 opinions HERE
Looks interesting, particularly the cassette deck.
Originally published 2009 America already had High Fidelity and Audio when the first British hi-fi magazine emerged. Before that, to find coverage of audio developments you’d have had to search through the pages of Wireless World, the major technical journal that covered the entire field of electronics. But in June 1956, just a couple of […]
Steve Guttenberg writes: Audio Classics tests and repairs vintage audio before they sell it, complete with a money-back guarantee! Buying used audio gear from the original owner or a store usually carries a high degree of risk. Working electronics may turn out to have faulty components, speakers might have busted drivers, and a turntable’s bearings […]
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I would like to upgrade the modest Akito I have on my LP12 and would like a Unipivot. Clearly, the Naim Aro is a great arm, but I am loathed to pay £1300+ on ebay for an arm that I can remember retailing at £650 new when it first came out. Two arms that have […]
Many will remember the British Leyland Motor Corporation, the nineteen seventies state owned purveyor of such automotive design masterpieces as the Morris Marina and Austin Allegro. A decade of industrial strife and dreadful quality ensured that BLMC’s dalliance with disaster was well publicised, but what many don’t know is that hi-fi had its very own […]
