LATEST ADDITIONS

Michael Fremer  |  Jan 12, 2014  |  First Published: Dec 31, 1969  |  0 comments
Clearaudio Introduced the Absolute Phono, a compact, fully balanced, current-based moving coil phono preamplifier built into the head shell of the line's linear tracking tonearms or into the arm tube Clearaudio's pivoted arms
Michael Fremer  |  Jan 12, 2014  |  First Published: Dec 31, 1969  |  1 comments
Warwick, NY-based Rogers High Fidelity introduced the striking-looking and sounding PA-1A MM/MC phono preamplifier.
Michael Fremer  |  Jan 12, 2014  |  First Published: Dec 31, 1969  |  0 comments
AMG's new Teatro moving coil cartridge is an international collaborative effort, combining a machined, two-piece Tiodize Type III Titanium body manufactured in America and a Japan-sourced generator system, featuring separate coils for each channel said to increase separation (most cartridges have two coils mounted on a single former).
Michael Fremer  |  Jan 12, 2014  |  First Published: Dec 31, 1969  |  0 comments
Osaka, Japan-based Zanden Audio added a third phono preamplifier to its line with the $7,500 Model 120, a solid state LCR RIAA design using Jensen dual tap step-up transformers with 60dB and 71dBs of gain and input impedances of 36 ohms and 470 ohms respectively.
Michael Fremer  |  Jan 12, 2014  |  First Published: Dec 31, 1969  |  1 comments
Parasound's recently announced JC3+ phono preamplifier made its debut at this year's CES.
Michael Fremer  |  Jan 12, 2014  |  First Published: Dec 31, 1969  |  0 comments
Creek Audio demoed an update to its OBH-15 MM/MC phono preamp.
Michael Fremer  |  Jan 10, 2014  |  First Published: Dec 31, 1969  |  1 comments
Soundsmith's Peter Ledermann demoed his latest Strain Gauge cartridge system, the SG-230. The new model offers a complete system preamp solution that features the strain gauge function plus four line inputs, remote control, balanced, single-ended and fixed outputs.
Michael Fremer  |  Jan 10, 2014  |  First Published: Dec 31, 1969  |  18 comments
Turntable manufacturer Simon Yorke just announced the limited edition S45 record player designed exclusively to play 45s and only 45s.
Michael Fremer  |  Jan 09, 2014  |  First Published: Dec 31, 1969  |  12 comments
VPI introduced the $10,000 Classic 4 turntable, complete with 12" 3D tonearm for the tidy sum of $10,000.
Michael Fremer  |  Jan 09, 2014  |  First Published: Dec 31, 1969  |  1 comments
Germany-based Transrotor added four new models to its lineup.

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