On test: Musical Fidelity X-T100 / Triple X / Triple X 170
Banish the power supply from the main body of your amplification and you'll reap sonic benefits. Musical Fidelity has always had faith in this dictum, but the X-T100 with Triple-X power supply is the least expensive stereo amplification we've seen designed in this way for a good while. So, how does it work?
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"Two-box MF is singularly good"
Issue: 7/2007
"Sing praises for this Seconda"
Issue: 4/2007
On test: Unison Research Unico Secondo
'Seconda': so much more evocative than '2' or 'II', isn't it? And as Unison Research is Italian, such naming for its Unico integrated amp update isn't even pretentious.
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"Unison Research Preludio"
Issue: 2/2007
On test: Unison Research Preludio
It's wood-clad, only produces 15 watts per channel. and costs almost £2000. So why do we love this Unison Research Preludio amplifier so much?
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"Retro amp lacks cutting edge"
Issue: 1/2007
On test: Onkyo A-9555
We felt like a baffled troupe of time travellers when we first pulled this hefty integrated amplifier from its box - it's certainly a blast from the past.
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"Terratec PhonoPreAmp iVinyl"
Issue: 25/2006
On test: Terratec PhonoPreAmp iVinyl
As anyone with old and treasured vinyl records knows, the wholesale move to digital music hasn't been without its casualties. Not all pre-CD recordings ever made it to laser-based format, let alone MP3 or AAC. But help is at hand: Terratec's PhonoPreAmp iVinyl is designed to help turn those recordings into versions ready for your iTunes library and iPod.
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