Teac Micro Hi-Fi

Modern nostalgia avguide.ch 6/2009 - Wanted: A device that plays music from CDs, iPods as well as iPhones, USB sticks and the radio all in good quality and with a tasteful design. Found: R4 Swiss DAB+ from Vita Audio.

TEAC's micro is iPod-happy What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision 10/2007 - Do you remember the TEAC CR-H255, as seen back in February this year? If so, you might recognise this latest micro receiver. Then again, if you've seen any micro recently it'll look all too predictable - up against the class-leading Onkyo, these are peas in a pod.

Slimline TEAC's a space-saver What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision 11/2007 - Here's the scenario: you need a music system for a bedroom or office, and you're after DAB radio, CD playback and an iPod dock. You could easily find these things separately, but that would take up valuable space, and cost a fair bit. Wouldn't it be better if you could get one stylish little unit that could do the lot? The TEAC unit is that.

Powerful miniatures SFT-Magazin 8/2010 - Mini stereo devices: compact Hi-Fi systems promise maximum sound in the smallest space. We put seven of the latest models to the SFT test. Review details: Seven Hi-Fi systems were tested.

Micro management What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision 8/2010 - Micro systems come in a variety of shapes and forms - and at plenty of different price points, too. We look at three complementary pairs to help you find a winner. Review details: Six micro hi-fi systems were reviewed and rated.

TEAC Reference 600 Stuff TV 12/2009 - If you're after a genuine separates system, you could buy the two compact, sleek units that make up TEAC's Reference 600 series separately to make yourself feel better.

Awards '09 - All-in-one systems What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision Awards 2009 - The appeal of an all-in-one system is clear: you get all your music or home cinema needs in one easy to use, neat package. In the past, though, they meant that you missed out on the best quality. That is no longer necessarily the case... Review details: Five "Best product" all-in-one systems ranging from £400 to £2000 were reviewed and rated. No final scores were awarded.

Teac Reference 600 compact system “studio or old build?” fairaudio - hifi goes online 1/2010 - With the Reference 600 series, the Japanese manufacturer Teac sent us an undeniably modern looking compact system - but still our test editors initially became overwhelmed with a sense of nostalgia.

Grand TEAC gallops to glory What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision 11/2009 - The two units that make up TEAC's Reference 600 series are available separately, but as you save £100 buying them as a bundle, we're reviewing them as an all-in-one system. ...

Hi-Fi in H0 format Stereo 7/2009 - Mini or micro, one body or several components? More and more manufacturers are jumping on the compact Hi-Fi bandwagon. And a few of these Hi-Fi miniatures are making bold steps towards the audiophile camp. We tested compact systems from 450 to 1500 euros. Review details: Four compact systems were tested with their sound level being rated between 47 and 58 percent. Two other compact systems, which had been tested in previous editions, were also examined.

TEAC offers plenty of spec but little spark What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision 4/2009 - Once upon a time, TEAC was the ruler of the micro-systems, but it's been a while since they came up with anything memorable. The TEAC Reference 380 has some notable specs, but how does really stand up?

Stellar sonics from micro machines What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision 10/2011 - These all-in-one hi-fi systems prove that you can get serious sound - as well as network streaming and internet radio - without the cost or complexity of traditional separates. Review details: Five micro hi-fi systems were reviewed and rated.

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