Check out some of the Great British Brands at High End Munich 2018 in our downloadable promotional feature.
HIFI PIG ADVERTISING PROMOTION
Hifi Pig brings you a series of promotional articles about our Great British Brands at High End Munich 2018. We let them tell you all about their philosophy and products.
Welcome to the world of Music First Audio
Music First Audio became well known in 2003 for launching the transformer passive preamplifier. Now the range also includes moving coil step up transformers also known as SUT’s, phono amplifiers and power amplifiers. All products are hand built in the UK. More »
HIFI PIG ADVERTISING PROMOTION
Hifi Pig brings you a series of promotional articles about our Great British Brands at High End Munich 2018. We let them tell you all about their philosophy and products.
Black Rhodium supplies very high quality cables for discerning audiophiles and music lovers who like their music. We enjoy music and we want to share it with everyone. That is why we are continuously striving to create better and better cables that bring our closer and closer to the musicians who are performing on our music systems. More »
HIFI PIG ADVERTISING PROMOTION
Hifi Pig brings you a series of promotional articles about our Great British Brands exhibiting at High End Munich 2018. We let them tell you all about their philosophy and products.
Here, Lynn and Kevin Scott of Living Voice tell us more about their two rooms at the show. More »
HIFI PIG ADVERTISING PROMOTION
Hifi Pig brings you a series of promotional articles about our Great British Brands exhibiting at High End Munich 2018. We let them tell you all about their philosophy and products.
Discover The Chord Company at High End 2018
Having made its High End debut at Munich in 2017, Britain’s biggest specialist A/V cable manufacturer, The Chord Company, will be building on last year’s highly successful entrance with another showcase of its innovative proprietary technologies and new products. More »
HIFI PIG ADVERTISING PROMOTION
Hifi Pig brings you a series of promotional articles about our Great British Brands exhibiting at High End Munich 2018. We let them tell you all about their philosophy and products.
Tellurium Q are launching their latest creation, the Statement cables at Munich. More »
Living Voice, the British High End loudspeaker brand, will be at an event from the 13th of March hosted by HiFiLinzbach presenting a specially commissioned pair of Vox Palladian & Palladian Basso. (The pictured pair are from High End Munich 2017) More »
The Onset is a network music streamer that, say the designers, ‘sets new standards in digital audio playback’. Specifically designed to act as a bridge between your network and DAC, the Onset is the result of three years of intensive research, design and development by new British company Stack Audio. More »
Laurence Armstrong, MD of Henley Designs, sent us a message about the future trading plan for Roksan Audio in the UK market. More »
Acoustic Energy is returning to UK ownership 30 years to the month from its formation in 1987. With three decades of British audio heritage and a large portfolio of new products ready to roll out this year, AE’s management team has launched a successful bid to buy the company from its Malaysian parent company, Formosa Prosonic Group. More »
PMC was chosen to provide the sound system for the Music Week Awards after party, held at Tape London earlier this week. More »
Linn are calling their new Klimax 350 ‘The ultimate intelligent loudspeaker’. They go on to explain further: “Taking a digital signal as their input, the Klimax 350 ensures zero transmission loss from the source. Then our Katalyst DAC Architecture retrieves the maximum amount of musical information from this digital signal”. More »
TANNOY got in touch to let us know how they feel about their new Legacy range of loudspeakers, and treated us to a private listen in Bristol. “It is moving to hear how our TANNOY speakers have become intertwined with life journeys over our 90-year history. We’re so grateful to be a part of so many stories – and for those of you who reach out to let us know”. More »
Quad will be giving visitors to Bristol Sound And Vision 2017 the chance to hear the new…
Quad will be giving visitors to Bristol Sound And Vision 2017 the chance to hear the new Artera One, a single-box CD player/DAC/amp/hi-res streamer with extensive wireless connectivity including UPnP Wi-Fi, AirPlay, Spotify Connect and Bluetooth. More »
PMC is using Sound & Vision, The Bristol Show, to launch the AVM high-end electronics brand, which it is adding to its distribution portfolio, making this high-end brand available to UK audiophiles. More »
Musical Fidelity’s recently introduced M6 Encore 225 has just received its most important updates with the integration of the Tidal service, both directly within the player and in the app, the addition of 24bit/192 audio compatibility over the USB – B input and the super fast copying of audio from USB sticks. More »
Rega have launched a new version of their Brio integrated amplifier. They say: “The Brio has a completely new case to house its improved circuits and parts. It now sits in a fully aluminium two-part case which boosts the Brio’s heat sinking capabilities and improves on Rega’s already solid build quality and reliability”. More »
British loudspeaker company, Harbeth, will again exhibit at this year’s Sound & Vision Bristol show in two adjacent rooms. The SHL5plus in walnut, one of the brand’s 40th Anniversary models, will be on demo in a classical music focused room, whilst next door, the P3ESR will showcase a more contemporary sound.
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Lancashire based Rothwell Audio Products Ltd have announced the release of their Signature Two discrete transistor moving coil phonostage which is the result of over twenty-five years’ experience in the design of these devices. Within the phonostage itself, there are neither transformers nor op-amps resulting in, say Rothwell, “a stunningly clear aural experience”. More »
Arcaydis Audio have re-launched their EB1 and EB2 loudspeakers after an absence of over 2 years from the market place. These popular speakers won numerous awards, but had in recent years had become unavailable when the original manufacturer ceased trading. More »
