Lova Hultén's Desert Songs Swedish designer Love Hultén presented his next project called Desert Songs - "Songs of the Desert". This is a solid addition to Hulten's collection of unusual audio devices and electronic musical instruments, which are very difficult to classify. This time the inventor tried to get music…

Aavik 880: Best Class A amplifier with 200W power  The hi-fi components from the Danish manufacturer Aavik have always attracted attention because of their outstanding sound. In terms of size, i.e. the space they take up on the elegant sideboard, the devices are almost minimalist. The integrated amplifier Aavik I-580, the LowBeats-c…

Martin Logan Motion 35XTi Review The American Brand Martin Logan Motion 35XTi shelf speakers were of interest to me because I always wanted to know what would happen if I sawed off half of the column.  What I mean by this is that I have already listened to floorstanders from this Motion series: the flagship 60XTi and the more sui…

Home theater test Hisense  100L9G, Digis Audio SG-1, Miller&Kreisel Movie 5.1: forget you're at home If the legs do not lead to the cinema, then you can bring the cinema to you From home to the cinema. From cinema to home. They say that such forced marches are still popular. Although, it would seem, how many decades this ent…

AKG Y400 review Utilizing AKG’s 70+ years of audio engineering experience and its whopping 1500 audio-focused patents, the company set out to bring its signature sound to the masses in the form of a pair of affordable lightweight, fashion-focused on-ear headphones. The AKG Y400 are the result of that mission, and for £109/$149, the…

Rotel Announces S14 Streamer Integrated Circuit Rotel calls the S14 an integrated network player. The presence in the device of a “modest” class AB amplifier capable of delivering 150 watts of power into 4-ohm speakers is mentioned by the manufacturer somehow in passing. True, the future owner is still informed that "all you n…

Test Reezoldini Jericho S4 and Master M4: big in small Just a few years ago, no one knew what Reezoldini was. The idea of ​​\u200b\u200bacoustics and it itself, then still custom and non-serial, appeared before the name. And now the manufacturer shows new items every year. This year, several speakers were presented at the Moscow exh…