Pro-Ject’s Classic Evo turntable comes with a moving coil cartridge for wonderful vinyl sound finds Noel Keywood. Read our PRO-JECT THE CLASSIC Evo Review. [wpsm_toplist] As its name suggests, Project’s The Classic Evo turntable is traditional or ‘classic’ belt drive design, [with arm. There is no onboard phono stage and no automation of any sort: with … Read more
Clearaudio’s popular LP spinner has been updated to make it a one-stop vinyl replay package. Ed Selley gets his groove on. Read our Clearaudio Concept Active Review. [wpsm_toplist] As far as convenient audio formats and music sources go, vinyl and its archaic replay system don’t typically rank especially high. To make things simpler for some … Read more
A spin off from the Mobile Fidelity record label, Adam Smith checks out this range-topping turntable package. Read our MOFI ULTRADECK+M review. [wpsm_toplist] Back in the early days of music reproduction, it was common to see the same name on your vinyl as on your replay equipment. RCA, Decca, EMI, Philips and many others operated … Read more
Inspired by the Florentine Renaissance, this flagship turntable aims to combine avantgarde technological innovation with sumptuous Italian aesthetics. Read our Gold Note Mediterraneo Review. Review: Jonathan Gorse Lab: Paul Miller Belt-driven turntable with electronic speed control Made by: Gold Note, Firenze, Italy Supplied by: Audio Pinnacle, Hants, UK Telephone: 01420 544140 Web: www.goldnote.it; www.audiopinnacle.co.uk [wpsm_toplist] … Read more
This capable turntable flies the Bluetooth flag, but doesn’t quite reach the standard of many previous Audio Technicas. Read our Audio Technica AT-LP60XBT Review. This isn’t the first Bluetooth turntable we’ve tested, nor will it be the last, but there was still a moment when walking round the What Hi-Fi? listening room with our wireless … Read more
Setting an impressive standard for the entry-level, this plug-and-play deck is perfectly pitched. Ed Selley spins his vinyl. Read our Pro-Ject Primary E Review. [wpsm_toplist] It’s almost 20 years since the introduction of the Project Debut turntable – a low-cost design that was arguably highly instrumental in the success of the rebirth of the vinyl … Read more
Mobile Fidelity, champion of audiophile vinyl, has now wrapped up an EISA Award for its flagship UltraDeck – does the more affordable StudioDeck give much away? Read our MoFi StudioDeck+ review. [wpsm_toplist] Review: Ken Kessler Lab: Paul Miller Belt-driven turntable/arm/cartridge Made by: MoFi Electronics, Chicago, USA Supplied by: Karma-AV Ltd, York Telephone: 01423 358846 Web: … Read more
The new big brother to the successful X1 adds a host of improvements in order to justify its £ price premium. But at this new price, it can be tougher to succeed. Read our Pro-Ject Audio Systems X2 Review. Review: David Price Lab: Paul Miller. Belt-driven turntable system with manual speed control Made by: Pro-Ject … Read more
A masterpiece that is without doubt one of
Rega’s finest achievements, the Planar 10
manages to deliver a performance that is
outstanding even at this lofty price point. Utterly
unflappable, it offers incredible detail retrieval
combined with a naturally low noise floor to dish
up captivating vinyl execution.
Taking its cues from the PD-171 turntable, but with a more elegant aesthetic, the PD-151 is Luxman’s first new deck in eight years. Does it sound as clean as it looks? Read our Luxman PD-151 Review. Review: Ken Kessler Lab: Paul Miller Belt-driven turntable with electronic speed control Made by: Luxman Corp., Japan Supplied by: … Read more
Continuum Obsidian/Viper Belt-driven turntable with electronic speed control Made by: Constellation Audio, CA, USA Supplied by: Absolute Sounds Ltd Telephone: 0208 971 3909 Web: www.continuumaudiolabs.com; www.absolutesounds.com Continuum’s third LP-spinning package, the Obsidian and Viper, departs from the template of its vacuum-equipped predecessors. Can the brand do ‘conventional’? Review: Ken Kessler Lab: Paul Miller Looks can … Read more
Pro-Ject T1 Our first encounter with Pro-Ject’s new T-line range reveals a deck with a lot to like – and one that rekindles a swings-and-roundabouts rivalry with the company’s main competitor [wpsm_toplist] There is one enduring story for which 2019 will be forever remembered. For many, it is an era-defining change that has been a long time coming; … Read more