Dutch-American start-up, Primephonic, the classical music streaming service, has today rolled out an update to its app and desktop versions. Users will now be able to download personalised and pre-made playlists for easy and convenient offline listening.
Marantz have launched the Melody X, which Marantz say ”has been designed for the demanding modern audiophile”. It replaces a stereo receiver, CD player, and network audio player all in one compact cabinet.
Chord Electronics has announced a new firmware update for Poly, the wireless streaming module for the Mojo DAC/headphone amp. The new firmware (V2.0.0), has been crowned ‘Poly 2’ in recognition of its wide-ranging improvements, which include Tidal and Qobuz support via popular third-party DLNA Apps.
Bryston has introduced native support for the Qobuz streaming music service as an available firmware update for Bryston’s BDP Music Players. Qobuz, the world’s first certified high-resolution (24-bit/up to 192 kHz) streaming service, enables users to stream uncompressed content from a library of over 40 million tracks. Qobuz first became available to European consumers in […]
With its new “PIEGA connect” hub interface, Swiss loudspeaker brand PIEGA is making it possible to connect its new active Premium Wireless loudspeakers to any audiophile source or multi-room system.
Japanese audio brand, Fi Data, will once again be exhibiting at High End Munich
Midland Audio Xchange are hosting a Naim Audio streaming day on May the 16th.
After designing products for several names in the industry, Orchard Audio was launched in 2017 to independently release its own line of advanced audio products.
T+A, have announced three additions to its flagship HV Series. Two new reference-class D/A Converters – SD 3100 HV DAC & streamer and SDV 3100 HV DAC, streamer and analogue volume control, along with a range-topping CD/SACD transport – PDT 3100 HV.
Cary Audio has announced the addition of high-resolution music streaming service Qobuz to their new DMS-550 (pictured) and DMS-600 network audio streamers.
Heading to Bristol for the Bristol Hifi Show from Friday? Here’s the latest from some of your favourite Hifi brands.
Leema Acoustics will reveal its new Stream IV streaming CD player at the Bristol Hifi Show as it makes its production debut at the weekend event.
McIntosh has announced the RS200 Wireless Loudspeaker System.
At this year’s show Naim will be showcasing their streaming technology.
KEF are not just showcasing their R series of loudspeakers at this year’s Bristol Show, they will also show the capabilities of the new KEF LSX, a true two-box wireless music system.
Dan Worth takes a listen to the catchily named x-odos – xo|one CD Ripping Streamer costing £7500 and hailing from Germany.