Hi-Fi News

The new-and-improved model boasts a world-first inclusion of both Bluetooth 5.4 and aptX Lossless, along with a number of other refinements.  

The new high-end player owes its heritage to the classic M1 player with this modern-day twist adding a new 10-inch tonearm in a stylish two-tiered design.  

The S2 noise-cancelling headset gets upgraded with a new digital signal processing engine and optimised audio, plus a fresh selection of premium finishes to choose from.  

The new additions include the flagship Ultra Headphones and upgraded Ultra Earbuds, with improved noise cancelling technology and extended battery life.  

Audiolab's high-end addition to its 9000 Series has been built from the ground up, with a new Arm processor and Sabre DAC ready to play.  

Pricing is also confirmed ahead of the impending release for the over-ear headset and TWS earbuds, both featuring improved noise cancelling tech and other performance upgrades.  

Its new flagship record player is a direct drive design that supports MM and MC cartridges, with an adjustable S-shaped tonearm for improved tracking and smooth playback.  

The all-in-one turntable solution comes with a built-in amplifier, stereo speakers, and Bluetooth support for some easy listening.  

Courtesy of Sound Design Distribution, its latest streaming solution will be shipping soon with an upgraded processing system and precision analogue output stage, plus a new compact aluminium chassis.  

The upgraded models feature a new motor drive control system, an improved power supply, and greater precision with reduced vibrations.  

Designed for use on its own, with a stereo sibling, or as surround speakers in a wider system, the new compact arrival comes with an adaptable three-driver set-up.  

The new floorstander offers a slightly smaller and more affordable solution to its high-end audio line-up, with an upgraded 8-inch IsoFlare driver system.  

The new ‘high-end at a lower-cost' line-up is made up of a 603 S3 floorstander, the 606 and 607 S3 bookshelf speakers, and an HTM6 S3 centre channel, all benefitting from a little 700 Series technology.  

The new-and-slightly-improved model gets something of a makeover with updated components and a splash of colour, but still remains largely true to the original 1985 design.  

AVForums was invited to an exclusive event at Peter Tyson Newcastle along with 30+ Hi-Fi enthusiasts to witness the brand-new Bowers & Wilkins 800 Signature series speakers in action.  

The CD11 Tribute CD player and the A11 Tribute and A10 integrated amplifiers all get updated components and circuitry for improved performance.  

The new additions to the series can be used as standalone wall-mounts or combined with the existing 12.1 bookshelf or 12.3 floorstanders for some extra height support.  

The updated flagship model takes all that was good with the original and blends in the latest refinements from across the Nu-Vista range to make its best even better.