Sound Fowndations are this year making their exhibit more ‘Bristol-friendly’ by pitching it at what most of the show-goers seem to want. Previously they have had one room with a ‘big’ system: Clearaudio Innovation, DS Master One, Gamut amps and speakers etc, with the system price coming to well over £50k.
Harbeth Audio Ltd. announced a third release of new limited edition products, continuing the celebrations of their 40th Anniversary year, in December 2017
In 2017, British brand Exposure launched the ‘XM’ series of hifi components, packing high-end features into a compact and affordable design. New to the series and launching at Bristol 2018 is the XM HP headphone amplifier.
Devon-based Timestep has signed an exclusive distribution agreement to import Glanz tonearms from their native Japan to the UK. Visit Timestep at Sound & Vision Bristol to discover them.
Following the recent launch of their new, more conventional styled Prestige Facet, passive hifi loudspeakers, Elipson’s parent company AV Industry has teamed up with Google to announce two new powered wireless versions featuring Google’s Chromecast Audio supplied free for full high res. multi-room streaming capability.
On Friday 23rd Feb, the Sound and Vision Bristol Hifi show will open its doors for the 31st time. 181 brands are now attending (listed below) and Hifi Pig will be there in force to cover the event.
