HiFi News

I’m not a tape head but if I was, I would. If I could.

The new Zeppelin Pro Edition from Bowers & Wilkins is an upgraded version of their wireless speaker that contains absolutely no led.

While I normally ignore nonsense, this particular piece of click bait deserves a good slam.

Cambridge Audio’s brand new EX Series slots in between their flagship Edge Series and the CX Series. The Goldilocks choice?

Zoom!

Goldring’s new GR3 Turntable marks the company’s re-entry into the ‘table market after more than 20 years.

Imagine a big Focal floorstander powered by Naim electronics that offer a suite of input options. Just add music.

Volti Audio’s new Lucera High-Sensitivity Horn-Loaded Loudspeaker fits into the company’s lineup between the lower priced Razz and higher priced Rival. The Goldilocks choice?

Come here often? I don’t hide my appreciation for Luxman gear’s classic looks and the new L-505Z Integrated Amplifier has not fallen far from the fruitful family tree.

Metamaterial Absorption Technology. That’s what MAT stands for.

Rotel’s hifi roots date back to 1961 in Japan and they released their first CD player in 1985. The Michi Series was introduced in 1993 and re-introduced in 2019.

Style and substance make the world go round.

I’ve never been to Austria’s capital but The High End has just given me a great reason to visit Vienna in 2026.

If looks could kill, I’d be ill.

It comes in colors.

I’ve heard lots of good things about Hana Cartridges so an update that’s also an upgrade certainly comes as news of the “good” variety.

“Friends, Please join us with Celebrity Host JJ French, Lead Guitarist of Twisted Sister for Food, Drink, Live Music…and $500,000 of HiFi Gear!”

We know I love a good integrated amplifier as much as I love HiFi history and the companies that made it.

V3 doesn’t refer to its engine size, rather the new and forthcoming NAD Masters M10 V3 BluOS Streaming Amplifier is an upgraded version of NAD’s kinda classic cube amp.

The Bluesound Node is a long term budget HiFi darling, having shown up on the scene in 2013. That’s a lifetime ago in digital audio years.

The new Saga 2 Preamp/Headphone amp from Schiit Audio is a Class A, Zero-Feedback, Differential Preamplifier that costs $279. That’s some crazy Schiit.

Everything-in-one. Just add music.

Lights, camera, action!

Ethernet in, speakers out.

I don’t know about you but I get excited by lower power integrated amps.