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Category: Reviews
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“If you have fancied dipping your toe into valve integrated amps, but don’t want a ton of faff, the Fezz Luna Evolution is a great place to start. I’ve always wanted to have one in my system, and after spending some time with this amp I have come to appreciate what it brings to the…
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“the MiniVee X does a remarkably fine job beyond all but the very best low-end practitioners. Put in the set-up yards and it’s a very musical compact sub.” Read the full review here
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The Gryphon Diablo scoops the What Hifi coveted Temptation Award Read the full story here
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“It’s rare that a cartridge grabs me quite as much as the Zephyr did. It has the sort of performance that, even in a modest system, will fill your room with a rather marvellous, engaging and detailed soundscape which is at the same time revealing and unfatiguing” Read the full award article here
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“There are other speakers at this price point, but few look this good and even fewer sound as good. The soundstage is perfection, and despite the upper-mids not quite being as perfect, the music from the lowest bass to the very top is a textbook example of a designer who really knows his stuff” Read…
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“This might be a heavyweight loudspeaker, but it still punches up. This is ultra high-end audio for real-world listening rooms.” Read the full review here
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“The Fezz Mira Ceti 300B is a very capable amplifier, it represents excellent value for money and I recommend it unreservedly.” Read the full review here
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“For the rest of us, the Gryphon PowerZone 3 is a game-changer. It helps bring out what your system is capable of without sacrificing one aspect of its overall performance.” Read the full review here
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“There are not many tube amplifiers at this level that offer this kind of performance with a big, bold and open sound. It plays all types of music with ease and reveals the finer details of the music, surprising me with some of the tracks I’ve been listening to. The Evo Titania ranks as one of the…
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“First impressions can count for a lot and I was aware that, just like the smaller SN70s, the slate cabinets of the 270 AMTs offered something rather special. Imaging was remarkable, almost breath-taking, along with a combination of grip, drive and transparency.” Read the full review here