Ed Selley

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Articles

Roksan Caspian 4G

1 week ago | trustedreviews.com | Ed Selley

Verdict The Caspian 4G Streaming Amp has the means to appeal to a wide spread of would be owners by incorporating an excellent spread of features and working well across all of them. This is a superb piece of user friendly hi-fi that can hold its own with anything at the price point.
Focal Aria X No3

1 week ago | hifiplus.com | Ed Selley

When Focal launched the original Aria range back in 2013, it did something that no previous Focal speaker had previously achieved… for me. Before it, I had admired Focal products, respected them, and even coveted them at points, but I’d never truly loved what they did. The Arias arrived, still doing all I expected Focal speakers to do. However, they did so with a level of out-and-out fun that hadn’t previously been part of the repertoire.
Marantz Model 60n Integrated Streaming Amplifier Review

1 week ago | avforums.com | Ed Selley

9 OUT OF 10 Marantz Model 60n Integrated Streaming Amplifier Review The Model 60n is a barnstormingly good product; delivering a huge chunk of what made the Model 50 so special while doing more and costing less. Only the slightly creaky HEOS interface denies it a perfect score.
Discussion of our review of Pro-Ject Debut EVO 2 Turntable

2 weeks ago | avforums.com | Ed Selley

#1 Read the Pro-Ject Debut EVO 2 Turntable Review . One of the most important turntables of the last 20 years has received a selection of updates. Is this the best Debut yet? Write your own review for Pro-Ject D**** **O 3-1 There were too many of us, we had access to too much money, too much equipment, and little by little we went insane. #2 Once thing I noticed when I was looking to replace my Acoustic Research turntable was Pro-Ject's naming is not new user friendly. It's bonkers, frankly....
Cambridge Audio MXW70 Power Amplifier Review

2 weeks ago | avforums.com | Ed Selley

9 OUT OF 10 Cambridge Audio MXW70 Power Amplifier Review The MXW70 might be grey in colour but it's a gold plated bargain in performance terms. It sounds phenomenal with both the matching MXN10 and a host of other devices.
Discussion of our review of Cambridge Audio MXW70 Power Amplifier

2 weeks ago | avforums.com | Ed Selley

#1 Read the Cambridge Audio MXW70 Power Amplifier Review . The MXW70 is a compact power amplifier that could well be just the device your affordable preamp has been looking for - does it deliver? Write your own review for Cambridge Audio MXW70 There were too many of us, we had access to too much money, too much equipment, and little by little we went insane. #2 Great review Ed, and looks like another winning product from Cambridge Audio. No price shown though. David Burns Panny 55FZ802 Oled....
Eversolo DMP A6 Gen 2 Review

2 weeks ago | avforums.com | Ed Selley

10 OUT OF 10 Eversolo DMP A6 Gen 2 Review The DMP-A6 gen2 picks up where its forebear left off, delivering an incredibly comprehensive user experience at a hyper competitive price.
Discussion of our review of Eversolo DMP A6 Gen 2

2 weeks ago | avforums.com | Ed Selley

#1 Read the Eversolo DMP A6 Gen 2. The original Eversolo DMP-A6 hit the market as hard as only a disruptive force can and it prompted a considerable shake up in response. Now a new and improved version is here to see if it can do it again. Write your own review for Eversolo DMP-A6 Gen 2 There were too many of us, we had access to too much money, too much equipment, and little by little we went insane....
HiFi Rose RA280

2 weeks ago | hifiplus.com | Ed Selley

On occasion, audio companies can positively delight in subverting expectations, and the device you see here is a magnificent example of the practice. Suppose you were to consider the range of HiFi Rose streamers, most recently the RS130 streaming transport that featured in issue 230. In that case, you might assume that any matching amplifier would feature extensive connectivity and be firmly into the ‘smart’ category of amp we’ve seen in increasing numbers over the last decade.
T+A PSD 3100 HV

2 weeks ago | hifiplus.com | Ed Selley

When the editor of this fine publication, a man routinely in the company of devices with gravitational pull, describes a DAC as ‘large’, it is sufficient to raise a note of mild alarm and have me reach for my third Weetabix of the day and a weight belt. True enough, the T+A PSD 3100 HV is a bit of a whopper. It’s the best part of 20cm tall, half a metre deep, and tips the scales at 26kg. That makes the T+A a very big DAC indeed, but it does at least boast functionality as extensive as the casework.