HIFICRITIC Vol 15 No 3
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July to September 2021
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PROJECT FOUNDER HEINZ LICHTENEGGER BELIEVES
IN OFFERING HIGH-VALUE PRODUCTS THAT SOUND GOOD, WITH ‘BAUHAUS DESIGNS’ AND A WIDER CHOICE. CHRIS FRANKLAND TALKS TO HIM ABOUT HOW IT ALL STARTED – AND WHERE HE SEES IT GOING |
THE PRICIER – AND MORE AMBITIOUS – EVO MODEL FROM CAMBRIDGE AUDIO,
THE EVO 150 IS A SERIOUS CONTENDER IN THE ALL-IN-ONE STREAMING SYSTEM ARENA. SHOULD THE LIKES OF LINN AND NAIM BE LOOKING NERVOUSLY OVER THEIR SHOULDERS, ASKS ANDREW EVERARD |
AURALIC’S ALTAIR G2.1 IS ONE OF THE MOST COMPREHENSIVELY-EQUIPPED
NETWORK PLAYERS YOU CAN BUY, ADDING PREAMPLIFIER FUNCTIONALITY, THE OPTION OF INTERNAL STORAGE AND EVEN A PHONO STAGE. IS THIS THE IDEAL ALL-IN-ONE NETWORK SOURCE, WONDERS ANDREW EVERARD |
DESIGNED TO EXCLUDE EXTERNAL SOUND FROM HEADPHONES, DOES THIS CLEVER TECHNOLOGY AFFECT THE MUSIC, TOO? KEITH HOWARD INVESTIGATES
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THE CHINESE-MADE DENAFRIPS BRAND HAS DEVELOPED QUITE A BUZZ FOR ITSELF ON SOCIAL MEDIA: LISTENING TO ITS TERMINATOR PLUS DAC, KEVIN FISKE CONSIDERS THE EVIDENCE
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CHANGES TO ITS ISOLATING FOOTERS, MASS AND INTERNALS ARE SAID TO MAKE THE LATEST VERSION OF TOWNSHEND’S PASSIVE LINE CONTROLLER SOUND EVEN BETTER. LONG-TERM USER MARTIN COLLOMS
HAS A QUANDARY – HOW CAN IT IMPROVE ON NEAR-PERFECTION? |
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