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T+A K6 Integrated Amp and Compact Disc Player Reviewed
Residing in the "where are they now file" (much like Spinal Tap when in Atlanta) Germany's T+A came and went in the American market pretty quickly. Perhaps some day they will be back but their K6 integrated amp had lots of promise. Read the full Ken Kessler review along with words on the matching T+A CD player. Read More
Tag McLaren DVD32FLR DVD-Video Player Reviewed
Now discontinued, the DVD32 FLR was part of Tag's complete line of home theater products. If you find one at the right price, as our reviewer did, the DVD32 would make a fine addition to your system, but be aware that support will be non-existent. Read More
Copland CDA822 Compact Disc Player Reviewed
With its classic minimalist look this two-channel CD player delivers excellent sound with no muss or fuss. While it has XLR analog outputs for balanced operation the CDA822 lacks any digital outs, so it cannot be used as a transport. Read More
Unison Research Unico CD Player Reviewed
Built to match their Unico integrated amplifier, the Unison Research Unico CD player delivers excellent performance in a stylish package. With true balanced analog outputs, a 24-bit/192 kHz Crystal digital to analog converter, a unique high quality power supply the Unico is a winner. Read More
QUAD 99 Compact Disc Player Reviewed
Part of Quad's current generation of electronics, the 99 CD player has fixed and variable outputs, so you can use it sans a preamp, or couple it with the most excellent Quad 99 preamp. Sonic results will be liquid, musical, and worthy of the Quad moniker. Read More
Audio Analouge Maestro CD Player Reviewed
More than merely a player, the Audio Analouge Maestro has a digital input so it can be used as a D/A as well as both single-ended and balanced analog outputs. With sonic characteristics that include robustness along with a sense of force and power that can't be found with most other players. Read More
EAR 324 Phono Stage Reviewed
Tim de Paravicini's EAR 324 phono stage represents a more full-featured approach to a stand-alone phono preamp than his 834P. Its low-noise wide bandwidth design uses multi-stage passive filtering and accepts either moving coil or moving magnet cartridges. Read More
Manley Steelhead Phono Stage Reviewed
EveAnna Manley's Steelhead phono stage achieves reference-quality sound with tubes. With variable gain, and input loading available via its front panel, changes can be made without resorting to jumpers or internal hard-to-get-at switches. Read More
Tivoli Radio Combo System Reviewed
The Tivoli Radio Combo system includes an AM/FM tuner, CD player, speakers and a subwoofer. The heart of the system, the Model Two Stereo Table Radio, uses a 3-inch driver. The new subwoofer uses a 5-ΒΌ inch driver to plumb the depths. Read More
Pro-Ject Tube Box Phono Stage Reviewed
The Slovakian-made Project phono stage uses tubes and looks far more expensive than it is. It also delivers up to 60 dB of gain for moving coil cartridges and adjustable input impedance settings via a dipswitch set on the bottom of the unit Read More
