Revox T700 Studiomaster Black Edition Test All the equipment that Revox now produces (of course, except for the renovation of its classic reel-to-reel tape recorders) is rather digital and digitally oriented, most of all focused on building its own ecosystem and multiroom type systems. There are also devices characterized as “all-…

Revel Performa 3 F208 Review Revel is one of the most serious players in the global high-end acoustics market. In just 19 years of existence, the company has earned a serious reputation and produced several generations of excellent speakers. The Performa line has already celebrated its third update. Our regular reader has already be…

Klipsch Reference Premier RP-8000F II review There are not many hi-fi companies left in the world that have retained, so to speak, “dynastic purity.”  This means that, firstly, they continue to produce what it all began with, secondly, they develop (at least) these products all in the same country and, thirdly, they are headed, if n…

Jamo C 97 II Review Three-way speakers have become the senior model in the updated Jamo Concert 9 Series II series. This time the Danes took care of the unity of form and content, adding a spectacular and Scandinavian laconic design to the high-quality sound. It is believed that the term WAF (Wife Acceptance Factor) first appeared i…

Audiolab 9000A Amplifier and 9000CDT CD Review The English brand A audiolab is a rare example these days of commitment to a corporate philosophy and a recognizable sound signature of components. The eldest and most expensive series in the company’s history with the index 9000, which recently appeared on the market, was no exception.…

Denon D M41DAB Review From a logical point of view, there are two explanations for the release of the D-M41DAB.  Either this is an unobtrusive reminder from Denon of the invariability of its leadership position, or, given the almost two-year waiting period for a new product, the company’s desire to once again surpass itself. Distinc…