HIFICRITIC Vol 2 No 6
SKU:
£5.00
£5.00 - £10.00
per item
November and December 2008
Naim’s Superline got us enthused and four reviewers joined in this party. We find a sleeper power amp from a little known Californian outfit, running hot but with a quite exceptional sound. The Audio Note TT-2 is much less expensive than the TT3 but captures some of the quality. Plus 12 more cables, interconnects this time.
Postage included in prices; airmail outside UK
Naim’s Superline got us enthused and four reviewers joined in this party. We find a sleeper power amp from a little known Californian outfit, running hot but with a quite exceptional sound. The Audio Note TT-2 is much less expensive than the TT3 but captures some of the quality. Plus 12 more cables, interconnects this time.
Postage included in prices; airmail outside UK
Sold Out
Download cover and contents for a closer look...
|
|
Excerpts to download
The iPod's sound quality alienates audiophiles. By accessing the hard drive directly, Wadia claims to have the solution. Malcolm Steward checks it out, and Martin Colloms adds a second opinion
|
Increasing mains pollution poses a real threat to our high quality music reproduction, as Ben Duncan explains.
|
Why not Subscribe? | Download a Sample Issue | Buy printed Back Issues | Rediscover our Sound and Review Classics