18. September 2024 · Comments Off on Audiojumble Moves To New Venue In 2025 · Categories: Hifi News · Tags: , , , , , ,

FROM MARCH 2025 AUDIOJUMBLE WILL BE HELD AT A NEW VENUE

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The organisers have announced that the next Audiojumble on Sunday 2nd March 2025 will be held at a new venue.

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11. January 2022 · Comments Off on Audiojumble Postponed · Categories: Hifi News · Tags: , , , , , ,

UK’S LARGEST SECOND HAND AND VINTAGE HIFI EVENT AUDIOJUMBLE HAS BEEN POSTPONED

Audiojumble, UK’s largest second hand and vintage HiFi event, has postponed the Audiojumble February 2022 event.

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UK’S LARGEST SECOND HAND AND VINTAGE HIFI EVENT AUDIOJUMBLE IS BACK IN 2022

Great news for audiophiles as the UK’s largest second hand and vintage HiFi event, Audiojumble, is back in 2022.

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Audiojumble is the UK’s largest second hand and vintage Hifi event, with around 140 stalls. Running since 1992, the regular events now take place in the Angel Centre in Tonbridge, UK.

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Janine Elliot charts the rise and fall and rise again of the Thermionic Tube/valve in this fascinating and informative article.  More »

If you don’t know your NABs from your RIAAs or your Microgroove from your Orthacoustic, don’t panic as Janine Elliot is here to explain the history and the science behind vinyl equalisation. FLAREBIRDSSPONSOR More »

With the recent Olympic and Paralympic games still fresh in my mind I got to thinking how incredible as a nation the United Kingdom is. The fact we came second in the medal tables for both games, coming just behind the USA in the Olympics and China in the Paralympics was amazing. The Chinese in particular couldn’t believe how a nation of our size could do so well given their population is about 1.4 billion and ours is roughly 60 million.  More »

Talk of powered speakers and the chances are you will think instantly of Bang and Olufsen or Meridian, or perhaps PMC and ATC. I was pleased to get hold of the Meridian’s M2 in the 1990’s, though had seen them in KJ LeisureCentre in Watford in the late 70’s and craved for them then. But the idea of powered speakers in the hifi industry goes further back than that.  Up until the mid-70’s record players with built in amplifiers and speakers were all the craze, though I never really got into Bush, Murphy, HMV, ITT, Ferguson and all the other mono record players that were up for sale in Tesco, Timothy Whites, Co-op, etc. The sad thing is that they seem to be making a comeback with HMV and others selling Crosley retro record players.

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When talking about iconic tuners two or three words often come to mind; ‘Leak’ and ‘Trough-Line’. Only a few other tuners, the Quad FM3 and Marantz Model 2110 with built in oscilloscope get me excited.FLAREBIRDSSPONSOR More »

In this month’s instalment of Retro Bites where we focus on classic and vintage audio, Janine Elliot takes a look at the Nakamichi TX 1000 Turntable. More »

Janine Elliot takes another look at retro audio kit, this time focusing on the rare Tefifon. More »