In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Hifi News (UK)

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  SIGNATURE 12.2 DECK FLIES THE PRO-JECT FLAG
• EX marks the spot
  TWO NEW MODELS FROM CAMBRIDGE AUDIO
• Welcome MAT
  Q SERIES LATEST TO SHOWCASE NEW UNI-Q
• Quad 33 and 303 reborn
  CLASSIC PRE/POWER SYSTEM GIVEN ‘MODERN-RETRO’ TWIST
• Encore for EPIKORE
  PREMIUM RANGE ADDS NEW STANDMOUNT AND TOWERS
• Goldring cues the music
  ‘PLUG-AND-PLAY’ TURNTABLE WITH E3 CART AND PHONO STAGE
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• MBL Cadenza C41/C21
  A new addition to MBL’s Cadenza Line, the C41 is a digital-only DAC/preamp that boasts custom reclocking, digital filtering and a trick that side-steps ‘digital clipping’
• Gryphon Audio Diablo 333
  Leveraging key know-how from its flagship Apex amplifiers, and replacing the original Diablo integrated, the Diablo 333 is more powerful, more flexible and yet more devilish!
• MoFi MasterDeck
  With two tried-and-tested belt-driven turntables already in its repertoire, vinyl maven MoFi dallies with a novel drive strategy for its heavyweight MasterDeck flagship
• Vivid Audio Kaya S12
  The baby of Vivid’s five-strong Kaya range weighs just 6kg but employs the same custom tweeter and core technologies that define the flagship, floorstanding Giya G1
• Marantz Model 60n
  Replacing the PM7000N and styled to partner the CD 60 disc player, Marantz’s new Model 60n streaming integrated turns out to be a very lightly-trimmed Model 40n…
• Focal Diva Utopia
  Focal’s inaugural DSP-guided active loudspeaker is a true flagship, both in style, sound and under-the-skin engineering. But is this a one-off or just the start of a new range?
• Quiescent T100SPA
  A compact MOSFET amplifier module, designed in Denmark, is tickled-up with tech from ex-members of the Vertex AQ crew. So is this Quiescent unit a boutique barnstormer?
• Hans Christian Andersen The Little Match Girl
  There’s a lot more than the Disney comforts of Frozen to Andersen’s Christmas stories in music, says Peter Quantrill, as he explores different settings of a timeless morality tale
• Sade Diamond Life
  This genre-straddling, smash-hit debut LP from the British band laid down a template for others to follow. Smooth operator Steve Sutherland hears the 180g reissue
• Bonnie Raitt Give It Up
  A year after her self-titled debut set out Raitt’s blues/folk/jazz template, the singer, songwriter and slide guitar master decamped to Woodstock’s Bearsville Studios to repeat the trick. The result, mixing new songs and reimagined standards, was a classic
• ICP Studios
  Steve Sutherland invites you to shrink wrap ’n’ roll as he tells the story of a studio that once made plastics before producing classics by the likes of The Stranglers and The Cure
• Free-to-air’s pipe dream
  Changes in viewing and listening habits mean over-the-air radio and TV is being pushed aside by Internet delivery – and the UK’s public service broadcasters are leading the way, says Barry Fox
• Welcome to the age of AI
  Streaming services have already turned the music industry upside down – now AI content threatens to do the same. Barry Willis talks dystopian technology with producer Rick Clark
• How much is ‘a lot’?
  When Jim Lesurf bought his turntable in the 1970s he didn’t expect to still be using it some 50 years later – proof that lasting enjoyment should be considered when judging the ‘cost’ of hi-fi
• Maestros unfiltered
  What do conductors do, and how do they do it? Peter Quantrill says two recent memoirs lift the veil on the supposed mysticism of a very practical profession, from contrasting perspectives
• The good old days
  Goodmans, aided by designers including Ted Jordan and Laurie Fincham, was once a leader in loudspeaker design until OEM moves and ownership changes buried its legacy, says Steve Harris
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• Aiwa Micro Series 30
  Available in two guises – with an integrated or pre/power amp – Aiwa’s system 30 is emblematic of an era when miniaturisation was in vogue. How does it stack up today?
• Aura CD-50
  This stylish, slimline partner for the British brand’s amplifiers adopts familiar Philips technology but makes its own mark, says Paul Miller
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• OFF THE LEASH!
  Ken Kessler wonders, if CDs disappear, as some are predicting, how many listeners will miss them?