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PRICE: £TBC AVAILABLE: Q3 WEB: WIIMHOME.COM HENLEYAUDIO.CO.UK WIIM HAS ANNOUNCED details of two new products: the Ultra and Amp Pro. The company says the WiiM Ultra is: “designed to provide users with an unparalleled audio experience through versatile functions, rich connections and high performance, and sets a new standard for audio streamers”. It features a 3.5in full-colour touchscreen, a physical volume knob and connectivity including: HDMI ARC, line-in, phono-in and optical inputs alongside optical, coaxial, USB, subwoofer and line outputs. There is also a headphone amp and output. Housed in an aluminium case, it additionally boasts a premium 32-bit/384kHz ES9038 Q2M SABRE DAC and supports the latest wi-fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.3 with two antennas. The Amp Pro is an upgraded version of WiiM’s Amp (HFC 514) – launched in…

PRICE: £430 AVAILABLE: NOW WEB: LENCO.UK LENCO HAS UNVEILED its latest LBT-335BA belt-drive Bluetooth turntable with plinth made from bamboo – one of the fastest-growing plants globally and known for its environmentally friendly properties. The Swiss company says it chose bamboo as the primary material for the LBT-335BA’s plinth as: “it not only imparts a unique and warm aesthetic to the record player, but also offers robust and sustainable protection. In addition to its eco-friendly character, bamboo also provides excellent acoustic properties. Its natural resonance contributes to the clarity and warmth of the played sound.” Alongside its genuine FSC Certified Bamboo plinth, Ortofon 2M Red cartridge, built-in switchable preamplifier and custom carbon fibre tonearm, the LBT-335BA also features a USB output – allowing vinyl-to-digital conversion to either PC or Mac.…

PRICE: £95 AVAILABLE: NOW WEB: FIIO.COM NOT CONTENT WITH unveiling the SP3 BT, FiiO is also launching its SR11 high-performance desktop lossless streaming music receiver. The company explains the SR11 is ideal for plugging into a legacy hi-fi system. Suggested as a companion to its K11 DAC and headphone amp, it creates a headphone-based hi-fi system designed to be small enough to fit on any desk or bedside table. A remote control handset is included, and the SR11 supports AirPlay and is Roon Ready. It can pair with any smartphone, laptop or tablet and dual-band wi-fi means maximum speed and reception for larger homes. An Ethernet socket completes the online support. The optical, coaxial, USB-A and USB-C digital outputs are provided to facilitate connection to the device of the user’s…

ACTIVE LOUDSPEAKERS GROUP TEST THERE ARE TWO contests in one here. We’ve divided this roundup into distinct groups: three big-hitting floorstanders and three more affordable standmount alternatives. There will be a winner from each group and, as always, one overall champ. We’re concentrating on two-channel stereo performance – one of the standmounts attempting this from a single enclosure, another offering the option of wall mounting. But before any serious listening is embarked upon, all the models are updated for the latest firmware versions. As all claim the very latest wireless connectivity, that’s how they are set up, using both the manufacturer’s dedicated app plus Ethernet connection to a broadband router where applicable. Each of the standmounts is placed on stands while the floorstanders are fitted with the supplied feet and…

Leaning heavily on its distinctive heritage aesthetic – the cavernous Tractrix horn and Tractrix-shaped reflex port, rich walnut veneer, gleaming retro-style metal thumbwheel controls on top of the primary speaker – this strapping standmount plugs into the nostalgia trend (dig its cream-coloured fabric grille) as powerfully as the KEF evokes the shock of the new. All sham, of course – functionally, there’s little difference between the two, though future-fi Klipsch style does diverge in methodology from the group norm. Yes, The Sevens are true active wireless speakers – the crossover, handled in DSP, precedes the amplification – but all four of its Class D amp modules are housed in the primary speaker rather than split between the pair. Which is why two lengths (2m and 4m) of 4-pole cable to…

BLUETOOTH SPEAKERS, PORTABLE decks, in-ears, over-ears, DACs… whatever you need to accompany you sonically on your travels this Summer, we’ve got it covered. Apart from overall performance, our experts look into the best noise-cancelling, weather resistance, product protection, useful accessories, battery life and other basics on offer from the best kit currently on the market. Whether you need sounds around the pool, on the beach, aboard the plane, at the festival or hosting a barbie, the HFC Summer Special’s here to make sure it all goes swimmingly. We’ve also soundtracked your vacation with recommended Summery playlists for fans of jazz, opera, pop, folk, funk, soul, rock… So, all you need to do is settle back, pour yourself a long, cool one and soak it up. ▶ Astell&Kern AK HC3 Dual…

▶ Beats Studio Pro £350 It might be owned by Apple these days, but Beats stole all the thunder from its parent company’s flagship AirPods Max when it launched the Studio Pro last summer. Almost £200 cheaper, the Studio Pro was the first Apple headphone that provided both Bluetooth and wired connections – and includes both a standard 3.5mm connector and USB-C as well. Noise cancelling is very good and the Studio Pro also beats the AirPods on battery life, lasting for around 40 hours or a much-reduced 24 hours when noise cancelling is employed. The lightweight plastic used by the Studio Pro could be a little more robust, but there’s a tough travelling case included along with both 3.5mm and USB-C cables. Sound quality is good, although – like…

▶ Billie Holiday Summertime Gershwin’s timeless song has been covered so many times, but Billie Holiday’s sublime 1936 version with Teddy Wilson’s orchestra recorded a year after the show debuted on Broadway was the first non-operatic version. You can find it on Lady Day: The Very Best Of Billie Holiday, from 1998. ▶ Astrud Gilberto Girl From Ipanema Bossa nova and American jazz reach a plateau of perfection on the 1964 album Getz/Gilberto by saxophonist Stan Getz and the Brazilian guitarist João Gilberto – which included Gilberto’s then wife Astrud singing this classic. ▶ Dizzy Gillespie Long, Long Summer Composed by Lalo Schifrin, Gillespie originally recorded this on his 1962 album Dizzy On The French Riviera. The perfect soundtrack for cocktails on the veranda at sunset. ▶ Brother Jack McDuff with George Benson…

▶ Record Runner £70 At first glance, the Record Runner doesn’t look anything like a turntable at all. Built into the silhouette of a VW camper van, it inverts the process by which a record player works, moving the stylus around a stationary record. This makes it a great deal smaller than a conventional turntable, which is ideal for taking it out and about. So long as the record is on a flat surface, you’re good to go. Powered by AAA batteries, the Record Runner can run at 33 and 45rpm (and works on both 12in and 7in records) and uses an Audio-Technica stylus as a pick-up, which makes it reasonably gentle on your vinyl. It also has an auto stop (quite literally in this case) when it reaches the…

Legendary producer Joe Boyd first told me he was writing a book about world music when we were listening to a recital by some Indian musicians in a delightful perfumed garden one sun-dappled afternoon at a festival in Jodhpur in 2007. At the time he had just published White Bicycles – Making Music In The 1960s, a cracking insider’s tale of making records with the likes of Pink Floyd, Fairport Convention, Nick Drake and The Incredible String Band to name but a few. The prospect of a second book that would take the story on to his adventures in world music recording albums by the likes of Toumani Diabate, Cubanismo and Kanda Bongo Man was enticing. Finally, last month a proof copy of the book arrived via email. Titled And…

IN YEARS GONE by, serious audio enthusiasts worried about clicks, pops and other background noises on their analogue recordings. When digital audio came along with its promise of noise-free reproduction, we felt that we had finally found our ideal recording medium. Alas, it was not to be and we soon discovered that digital recording brings with it a whole new raft of problems, including noise and jitter that can degrade sound quality, and which the DAC has to try to correct. It is therefore far better to eliminate, or at least minimise, noise before it gets to the DAC, which is where this noise suppressor comes in. The EE1 is a high-performance network noise isolator, designed to sit between Ethernet cables in streaming systems that improves sound and image quality…

These pages are a must-read if you’re thinking about buying used kit, or if you have hi-fi you want to sell. It’s free – simply submit your ad with no more than 50 words (we reserve the right to edit it if not), remembering to include your email, phone number and county. Simply email your ad to: letters@hifichoice.co.uk. This service is open to private advertisers only. Just one ad per household and please note that images are for illustration only and do not represent what is for sale. FOR SALE ACCUPHASE P4200 Instrumentation power amp boxed and mint with very little use, £4,000. Triode Corp Japan KT3488 valve amp with EL34 and KT88, 12AX7s all matched pairs. Plus a matched pair of KT77s, boxed and mint, £1,500. MartinLogan 2x Dynamo…

PRICE: £350-£3,500 AVAILABLE: NOW WEB: FYNEAUDIO.COM THERE’S ACTION AGO-GO at the UK’s Fyne Audio as it launches SuperTrax, a new “revolutionary super tweeter that eliminates traditional super tweeters’ narrowly focused beam directionality with 360° omnidirectional dispersion”. Models come in both traditional walnut veneers with gold anodised metalwork to complement the company’s Vintage and Vintage Classic Series, as well as a contemporary Gloss Black and Satin Silver version to match Fyne’s F700 Series and black-finish loudspeakers from other manufacturers. The 25mm Thin Ply Carbon Diaphragm (TPCD) tweeter has a neodymium magnet system and sensitivity is quoted at 98dB (into 8ohm). Fyne Audio is also releasing its new SuperTrax SC1 cable. Built in Glasgow, alongside Fyne premium loudspeakers and SuperTrax super tweeters, the SC1 uses high-purity OFC copper ribbon conductors to reduce…

PRICE: £1,300-£6,000 AVAILABLE: NOW WEB: DALI-SPEAKERS.COM DANISH SPEAKER SPECIALIST DALI has revealed that it is bringing to market its new RUBIKORE series. Consisting of five models – two floorstanders (the RUBIKORE 8 and RUBIKORE 6), the RUBIKORE 2 bookshelf, RUBIKORE ON-WALL cabinet and RUBIKORE CINEMA home cinema centre. Drawing inspiration from the DALI KORE flagship loudspeaker, the new RUBIKORE Series employs a 29mm low-loss soft dome tweeter and 17x45mm planar tweeter working together alongside a new 165mm double magnet paper and wood fibre midrange/bass driver The RUBIKORE 8 floorstander combines three of the 165mm midrange/bass drivers with the 17x45mm planar tweeter and 29 soft dome tweeter for a claimed sensitivity of 90.5dB into 4ohm loads. It measures 220 x 1,100 x 444mm (WxHxD) and weighs 30kg The RUBIKORE 6 reduces…

PRICE: £795 AVAILABLE: NOW WEB: ORANGESSENTIALS.COM ORANGE AMPLIFICATION HAS launched its Pyramid Audio System, a compact Bluetooth 5.0-enabled hi-fi system with a special wave-balanced “analogue sound spectrum formulated to sound pleasing to the ear with a warm clean sound shaped to limit ear fatigue”. The uniquely pyramid-shaped amplifier is capable of delivering a claimed 40W RMS per channel into 4ohm. It comes in a wooden cabinet with a white piano finish and a prism at the top, which glows indicating its status. It has RCA and Aux 3.5mm inputs for use with turntables and CD players and will also pair with a TV as an alternative to a soundbar. Volume is controlled by a knob on the front with discrete treble and bass controls at the rear. The partnering speakers have…

PRICE: £130-£830 AVAILABLE: NOW WEB: ORTOFON.COM HENLEYAUDIO.CO.UK DANISH CARTRIDGE SPECIALIST Ortofon has announced its Concorde Music range a new, convenient option for tonearms with removable headshells. First unveiled in 1979, the revolutionary Concorde cartridge was designed to be a plug-and-play pick-up that had a stylus with a lower mass than the VMS cartridges Ortofon was already producing. Now the company is reintroducing the Concorde body shape mirroring the 2M Series offering, but with its own unique characteristics. The new Concorde Music comes with Red, Blue, Bronze, Black and LVB 250 stylus options to suit different sound preferences, specifications and budgets. The same cartridge body and generator system are used throughout the range, for easy stylus upgrades in the future and the 6mV output has been chosen for easy system matching.…

HAS HI-FI REINVENTED itself? Tricky. It’s all a matter of perspective. If you’re a die-hard, purist audiophile endlessly floating in a steady state universe where a turntable, amplifier and pair of speakers will do very nicely thank you, nothing much has changed. And come what may regarding the next big thing, that will likely always be the case. Those less concerned about being swept along by the expanding, technology-led convenience/convergence zeitgeist, though, might well be riding the perfect wave where pure sonic excellence matches and – whisper it – even exceeds that of the classic, lovingly curated passive separates system with all its audiophile affirming cables and clutter. A reinvention? Maybe we’re heading for a revolution. Right now, the jury’s out, but the on-going march of active/wireless speakers is undeniable…

Although System Audio, the Danish company – founded and run by Ole Witthøft – makes a fine range of passive speakers, these are mirrored by its active Silverback counterparts which, overall, have soaked up the lion’s share of critical acclaim, including numerous EiSA awards. Smallest of these is the Silverback 1, a versatile two-way design that can be mounted on a wall with a single screw fixing or placed on a stand or bookshelf. Roughly the size of a sheet of A4 paper in frontal area, shallow in depth and with a slightly swept-back baffle, it’s quietly stylish without being conspicuous and, Cinderella-like, can slip into places others here cannot. There’s nothing dainty about the specification, with 80W a side of Class D amplification powering SA’s custom, long-throw 140mm mid/bass…

▶ Husker Du Celebrated Summer An adrenalised scorcher from 1984’s New Day Rising LP. ▶ Billy Stewart Summertime No-one’s ever done a cover with more joyous virtuoso flair than this. It’s from 1966’s aptly titled Unbelievable LP. There are other versions, but this is the daddy. ▶ Polyphonic Spree Light & Day/Reach For The Sun Tim DeLaughter’s robed Texan cult celebrate midsummer with this choral pop gem off 2002’s The Beginning Stages Of… ▶ Lana Del Rey Doin’ Time Summertime Sadness, High By The Beach and Florida Kilos are all seasonal classics, but you know them already so we’ve gone instead for this fab Sublime cover off 2019’s Norman F**king Rockwell. THEY DON’T COME MORE GROOVY THAN HOT FUN IN THE SUMMERTIME ▶ Rotary Connection I Am The Black Gold Of The Sun…

▶ John Playford Upon a Summer’s Day The first piece in a book of 105 English dances published by Playford in 1651 as The Dancing Master. Composed for two mandolins, it was written to do exactly what it says – accompany 17th-century English dancers on a summer’s day. Recommended recording: The Broadside Band (Harmonia Mundi, 1984) ▶ Vaughan Williams The Lark Ascending Voted the world’s second favourite piece in the Classic FM Hall of Fame, Vaughan Williams based this work for solo violin and orchestra on a poem by George Meredith. While the soaring violin imitates the song and flight of the lark, the fuller tones of the orchestra represent the bucolic landscape beneath. Recommended recording: Nigel Kennedy And City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra (Parlophone, 1997). ▶ Claude Debussy Prélude à…

Arooj Aftab Night reign CD Verve IT WOULD BE easy to imagine that Arooj Aftab emerged from nowhere to become “the coolest rock star in the world right now” as Uncut magazine recently dubbed her. Certainly, her rise has been meteoric. Two years ago she was still working a day job until Verve reissued her 2021 album Vulture Prince, after it had originally appeared on the New Amsterdam label. Barack Obama selected Mohabbat from the album for a playlist, the song won Aftab best global music performance at the 2022 Grammys and suddenly she had defined what felt like a major cultural moment. Yet as with most overnight success stories, the truth is more complicated. Born to Pakistani parents, she grew up in Lahore before moving to the United States in…

ONE OF THE new range of premium cables from Black Rhodium, the Overture RCA stereo interconnect is based on the design principles of the company’s high-end Flamenco RCA stereo interconnect, but due to the simplified design and smaller number of components is offered at less than a third of the price of its sibling. The Overture uses specially selected cryogenically processed conductor wires in its construction. It is damped along its length to minimise distortion resulting from external vibrations and under the black sheath are several layers of braided metal screening to minimise external interference. The cable is terminated with Graham Nalty rhodium-plated GN4 RCA connectors fitted with a single straight-line earth return contact in each plug, which the company considers gives a sound superior to that of the standard…

Don’t eat the mountain chicken.” “Why not?” “It’s frog.” This is John Taylor, offering sage advice. He’s been here for five weeks now, encamped on the Caribbean island of Montserrat where Duran Duran are attempting to create their third album, Seven And The Ragged Tiger. They’re recording at Air, the studio owned by George Martin. It’s swelteringly hot, with a hurricane imminent, and John Taylor’s in his Speedos, greeting us on the steps of Air’s main building, a white stone ranch, set like a pearl between palm trees. Just over there we glimpse the swimming pool as the tree frogs – a delicacy we have just been warned to avoid – are throatily tuning up for their evening chorus. The band are working and billeted all over the island, each…

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PRICE: £15,500 AVAILABLE: NOW WEB: VERTERE.AUDIO VERTERE HAS INTRODUCED the CALON, its first high-end dual-mono phono preamplifier with a design: “to ensure that all the performance gains enabled by recent improvements in Vertere Record players, especially the new XtraX cartridge, SG-II PTA HB and Reference tonearms, are not lost”. The CALON’s case is machined from non-magnetic (Austenitic) stainless steel, which the company claims brings a high level of shielding without the ferromagnetic eddy current and field hysteresis problems that iron or steel can bring. The knobs are polished stainless steel, while the gain structure has been designed “to deliver the best transparency, detail resolution and dynamics from any cartridge”. The cartridge input first enters a gain stage with user-selectable gain (default, +10dB, +20dB). Then, it is subjected to an RIAA…

PRICE: £900 AVAILABLE: NOW WEB: MARANTZ.COM MARANTZ HAS INTRODUCED its new wireless streaming amplifier – the MODEL M1 – which can also be connected to physical music sources and your TV. It offers a claimed 100W of stereo output with low distortion – just 0.005 percent THD via its digital inputs. If desired, users can add a subwoofer for a 2.1-channel experience and MODEL M1’s advanced configuration options allow for full adjustment of both high-pass-filter and low-pass-filter frequencies independently, alongside +/-15dB of subwoofer level trim. The MODEL M1 is complemented by full high-resolution music support. Marantz explains: “Many compact digital amplifiers are limited to CD-quality 16-bit/44.1kHz resolution, but MODEL M1 supports the full high-resolution music experience over streamed services, your network or even USB, including 24-bit/192kHz PCM support and provision…

PRICE: £320 AVAILABLE: NOW WEB: FIIO.COM BUILDING UPON ITS original SP3 desktop speaker, FiiO has launched the SP3 BT. Available in either Black or White finishes, the SP3 BT delivers a claimed output of 2x 30W + 2x 10W. It has added USB-C, coaxial and optical inputs to the existing stereo RCA and a 3.5mm line-in on the original SP3. The optical input supports PCM files up to 24-bit/96kHz and the USB-C and coaxial up to 32-bit/96kHz. Bluetooth connectivity includes SBC, AAC, aptX and aptX Low Latency alongside aptX Adaptive, aptX HD and LDAC. The speakers have been designed to work with the FiiO Control/FiiO Music mobile apps for iOS and Android, which allow fine-tuning of the sound via the 10-band Parametric EQ. The speakers feature an 89mm Carbon-fibre mid/bass…

PRICE: £4,195 AVAILABLE: NOW WEB: LUMINMUSIC.COM SOUNDDESIGNDISTRIBUTION.CO.UK SOUND DESIGN DISTRIBUTION is bringing Lumin’s P1 Mini streamer/DAC/preamplifier to the UK. Designed to build on the attributes of the company’s Lumin P1, the smaller Mini incorporates stereo analogue, USB (up to native DSD512), optical/coaxial (up to 24-bit/192kHz with DoP) and HDMI 2.0 (with 4K passthrough) inputs. Digital outputs include USB (with native DSD512 support), BNC coaxial (24-bit/192kHz PCM and DSD64) and HDMI (supporting PCM 2.0 Audio, 4K Video passthrough and ARC). In addition, the P1 Mini offers DSD128 and PCM 384kHz up-sampling options for all files, while a dual-network interface manages switching between its Ethernet and SFP fibre ports, providing isolation from network noise. Fed by a new internal toroidal power supply and governed by a Leedh Processing lossless digital volume control,…

▶ Apple Watch SE £200 Generally reckoned to be the optimum, best-value Apple Watch, the latest second-generation SE, launched in 2022 with OS7 but now shipping with OS9, is powered by the same chip as the more expensive Watch 8 and Watch Ultra, and gives little away for anyone seeking the core Apple Watch experience. This includes slick integration with the Apple ecosystem, including hooking up with Apple Music and pair of Apple Airpods. As well as measuring your heart rate, tracking your sleep and performing a raft of functions you probably never knew you needed this side of running you a hot bath, it can also play music and do so without an iPhone in attendance. Unlike an iPhone, the standard version of the Watch SE can’t stream music…

▶ Beethoven The Prisoners’ Chorus (‘O Welche Lust’) from Fidelio You can almost feel the sun’s embrace in Beethoven’s divine chorus as the prisoners are released from their dungeon and sing of their joy at walking once again in the warm sunlight. Sadly, it cannot last and their release is fleeting before they are led back to their dark cells. Recommended recording: Fidelio – Sir Simon Rattle and the Berlin Philharmoniker (Warner Classics, 2003). ▶ Mozart Chorus Of Peasant Girls (‘Ricevete O Padroncina’) from Le Nozze Di Figaro There’s a delightful summery feel to the whole of Mozart’s comedy The Marriage Of Figaro, nowhere more so than in the pastoral country dances of the peasants and this graceful chorus sung by the village girls as they present their bouquets to the…

It wasn’t so very long ago that Direct Metal Mastering was heralded as the new era for vinyl as it promised much better sound quality. However, it seemed to go out of fashion as quickly as it arrived. But before we get into that, it is worth explaining how records are traditionally made. The source material must be transferred to a lacquer master disc, whether straight from the microphone/mixing desk – as with a ‘direct-to-disc’ recording – or from a digital master or analogue tape. The lacquer disc is an aluminium plate coated with a lacquer material. The lacquer is turned on a cutting lathe and the groove that is modulated with the sound signal is cut into it by the stylus fitted to the cutting head. After cutting, the…

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Hi-Fi Choice Recommends ESSENTIAL HI-FI YOU’LL WANT TO OWN CD PLAYERS Audiolab 6000CDT PRICE: £380 REVIEWED: HFC 447 The 6000CDT is exceptional at revealing what’s on your discs to deliver a great big soundstage with plenty of detail inside. It can dig down deep into the mix to eke out the different musical strands while dynamically and rhythmically it’s hard to beat at the price. In short, it’s a super, highly affordable audiophile CD transport. Musical Fidelity M6scd PRICE: £2,500 REVIEWED: HFC 499 An exemplary player with more than a hint of star quality to it, the M6scd paints a broad and deep soundstage populated with solid, well-focused and perfectly placed images. Regardless of genre of music or production standard, its handling of spatial elements is among the very best…

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