REVIEW – Electricbeach Blackwoods Loudspeakers
Costing £1000 the Blackwoods are the latest loudspeaker from Electricbeach and use an interesting driver layout. Ian Ringstead takes a listen.
Plague Vendor announce new album “By Night”
Plague Vendor have announced their new album By Night, produced by John Congleton (St Vincent, Sharon Van Etten, Chelsea Wolfe) and recorded at legendary EastWest Studios (Brian Wilson, Ozzy Osbourne, Iggy Pop).
Hifi Community, Can You Please Help?
Since working in the Hifi Industry something has struck me, it really is a tight knit community of both people who work in the industry and customers and fans alike. In fact it is more like a family and, like a family, when someone needs help I have seen this community pull together with a […]
Motown/UMe announce never released Marvin Gaye Album
In celebration of Marvin Gaye’s 80th birthday on April 2, Motown/UMe will release his never-issued 1972 Tamla/Motown album, You’re The Man, in 2LP gatefold vinyl and digital editions on March 29. You’re The Man features all of Gaye’s solo and non-soundtrack recordings from 1972, with most of the album’s tracks making their vinyl release debuts.
Bryston To Unveil Middle T-REX Active Speakers Powered By Brand New 21B3 Amplifiers
Bryston will be unveiling the Middle T-REX active loudspeaker system powered by the brand new 21B3 amplifiers during the Montreal Audio Fest, March 22-24 at the Hotel Bonaventure Montreal.
Tech Das Airforce Zero Launched In Tokyo
Japanese uber-turntable manufacturer has unveiled the Air Force Zero in Tokyo last Saturday 16th. In the UK it will be distributed by Absolute Sounds. Take a look at the spec’ we have so far and a couple of pics. The Air Force Zero promises to be bigger, better and more expensive than anything that the […]
D’Agostino Master Audio Systems Momentum HD Preamplifier
D’Agostino Master Audio Systems have announced the new Momentum HD Preamplifier, an upgrade to their Momentum Preamplifier.
Black Cat Coppertone Speaker Cable And RCAs
David Robson takes a listen to Black Cat’s Coppertone speaker cables and matching RCAs costing £276 for a three metre pair and £159 for a one metre pair respectively. Will David be the Cat that got the cream from this relatively budget offering?
Wasuremono announce new album “Are You OK?
Wasuremono have announced their new album ‘Are You OK?’ will be released on June 14th. They have also shared the title track from the album after teasing the news with previous single ‘Lonely Type’.
Muet announce self-titled debut album
Chicago Based art rock band Muet have announced their debut self-titled album. The band features Steven Seibold, Daniel Evans and Vince McAley, who have all served time in post-industrial bands such as Pigface, Chemlab, Die Warzau and Hate Dept.
New Nord Hypex NC1200 Signature Amplifier
Nord have launched their new Hypex NC1200 based power amplifiers. Previously only available from £10K upwards, Nord are launching them at £3795, complete with Nord discrete buffers.
Electricbeach Blackwoods Loudspeakers
Costing £1000 the Blackwoods are the latest loudspeaker from Electricbeach and use an interesting driver layout. Ian Ringstead takes a listen.
Cabasse Launches Eole 4 Home Cinema Speakers
Connected Distribution , has announced the availability of the 4th generation of the Cabasse EOLE 5.1 speaker system, bringing all the benefits of Cabasse co-axial drive unit technology in a new package to home cinema fans.
REVIEW – Burson Bang Amplifier
Coming from a land down-under (depending on where in the world you reside), Burson makes a wide range of relatively affordable products. Here Janine Elliot takes a listen to their tiny Bang amplifier. Does it offer good bang for its $499 (£599) bucks?
Raidho TD4.2 Loudspeakers Launching At Axpona 2019
Building on the the D4.1, Raidho’s chief-designer, Benno Baun Meldgaard and his team, has adapted the technologies used in the flagship Raidho TD4.8 and created the new TD4.2.
EuroNoize announced for May 2019
On May 23rd, an “avant-garde Eurovision” called EuroNoize will be taking place at London’s Scala. A celebration of the obscure, the niche and the uncategorizable, music that runs deeper than national borders.