Tag: turntable

Hifi News

Vincent Audio Launch PHO-300 Phono Preamp

Vincent Audio, a designer and manufacturer of audiophile-grade stereo and multichannel components, announced today the availability of a new entry-level high-fidelity phono preamp, the PHO-300.

Hifi News

iFi Release iPhono3 Black Label Phono Stage

Several years in development and incorporating technology derived from the £12,000 PH-77 phono preamplifier from sister-company AMR, iFi’s new flagship phono stage, the iPhono3 Black Label is user-configurable to match any MC/MM cartridge.

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Dan D’Agostino Progression Integrated Amplifier Now Available

Dan D’Agostino Master Audio Systems has begun shipping the Progression Integrated Amplifier, the latest addition to the Progression Series. The Progression Integrated combines the Progression Preamplifier with the Progression Stereo Amplifier topology, and is built on a modular platform.

Hifi Shows Industry Insider

The Bristol Hifi Show 2020 – The Big Hifi Pig Report

The Bristol Hifi Show is, without doubt, one of the highlights of the Hifi calendar and is VERY popular with industry folk as well as visitors, with a long line of people queuing to get in when we arrived around twenty minutes before doors opening on the Friday. It’s a difficult show for us to […]

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Pro-Ject Records Release First Album

Austrian company Pro-Ject Audio Systems, turntable manufacturer, are enthusiastic devotees of analogue technologies. Throughout their history, they have always been dedicated to natural, acoustic music from a broad range of genres.

Hifi Reviews Turntables, Arms and Cartridges

AVID HIFI INGENIUM PLUG&PLAY Turntable

AVID HIFI is well known and respected for their high-end turntables, loudspeakers and electronics, but their INGENIUM PLUG&PLAY turntable is just £1250 (with the option of an upgraded platter at £350) and is, as its name suggests, Plug and Play, coming as it does with arm and cartridge ready to go. Janine Elliot plugs it […]

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New Tonearm Cables From Nordost

Arguably the tonearm cable is one of the most critical and sensitive cables in any vinyl-sourced Hifi system. The delicate signals generated by pick-up cartridges in these systems demand purpose-built, low-capacitance cables, in order to protect from signal loss and image smearing.