
Alan Sircom
Editor at Hi-Fi+
Chartered and certifiable journalist with no interest in ironing whatsoever
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2 days ago |
hifiplus.com | Alan Sircom
Trilogy has a small but growing range of amplifier products. Two integrated amplifiers, three line-only preamplifiers, a stereo and two mono power amplifiers, two headphone amplifiers (one dedicated for use with electrostatic designs) and a phono stage. The 914 preamplifier and 994 mono power amplifiers are the latest in a long line of understated amplifier excellence. The founder and designer Nic Poulson made his audio bones in the BBC’s broadcast engineering department.
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3 days ago |
hifiplus.com | Alan Sircom
Afew years ago, the concept of an audiophile-grade Ethernet noise isolator was unheard of. Today, it’s a prominent feature. The English Electric EE1 stands out as the latest addition to a rapidly expanding range of network accessories. English Electric, a sub-brand of Chord Company, draws its name from a classic British manufacturer of supersonic jet fighters. Chord Company saw the trade name was available and acquired it at, er, Lightning speed.
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1 week ago |
hifiplus.com | Alan Sircom
The SME Model 60 turntable is not just a product. You don’t purchase an SME to gain bragging rights or to join the turntable-of-the-month club. Instead, the SME Model 60 is your LP zenith, a sign of you reaching the vinyl summit. The SME Model 60 One of One turntable is the ultimate seal of that ‘forever home’ deal. The SME Model 60 comes in anodised black and silver with contrasting black detailing in its standard guise. But ‘standard’ is the wrong term.
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1 week ago |
enjoythemusic.com | Alan Sircom
Home| High-End Audio Reviews| Audiophile Show Reports| Partner Mags | Hi-Fi / Music News High-Performance Audio Reviews Music News, Show Reports, And More! Celebrating 30 Years Of Service To Music Lovers April 2025Our Shared Hobbies And InterestsTheme a meal around music... or vice versa? Editorial By Alan Sircom There are some remarkably consistent commonalities with audio enthusiasts worldwide.
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1 week ago |
hifiplus.com | Alan Sircom
Audiovector has previously created a flagship loudspeaker, but never one as ambitious as the new R 10 Arreté. And given the R 10 Arreté is smaller and cheaper than the R 11 Arreté it replaces, that’s saying a lot. However, by leveraging the strengths and performance of the rest of the R-Series, this model sets a new standard for the company. In doing so, Audiovector positions itself on the same playing field as some of the ultra-high-end heavyweights.
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