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  WILSON AUDIO’S SUBMERGE BLENDS USER-TUNING WITH SOPHISTICATED DSP
• All-change Auralic
  NEW X SERIES OFFERS MODULAR FLEXIBILITY
• Small but mighty?
  NEW THREE-WAY STANDMOUNTS FROM TAD
• Digital diva reimagined
  HIFI ROSE LAUNCHES FULLY-FEATURED ‘ENTERTAINMENT HUB’
• Pro-Ject evolves T1 deck
  AFFORDABLE THREE-MODEL SERIES FOR HASSLE-FREE LISTENING
• The balance of power
  LATEST NU-VISTA INTEGRATED AMP RETHINKS THE INS AND OUTS
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  Words & Pictures: Fotios Fotiadis & Hi-Fi News
• Rising stars
  Looking for fresh finds for your music playlist? Johnny Sharp brings you 20 trailblazing sets from standout solo artists as he showcases the emerging talents taking centre stage
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• Audio Research REF 330M
  Debuted at the UK Hi-Fi Show Live 24, Audio Research’s new flagship monoblocks are not quite its most powerful ever, but are the first to feature the mighty KT170 output tubes
• Rotel Michi Q5
  Styled to match its amplifier siblings, the latest member of Rotel’s flagship Michi family combines a custom-made top-loading CD transport with USB input and DAC stage
• Marten Parker Trio Diamond
  With uprated tweeter, internal wiring, crossover and terminals, the Diamond edition Parker Trio is a jewel in Marten’s crown
• Analog Relax EX300
  From the Japanese founder of the Zoot Sims Fan Club comes a range of artisan moving-coils, all joining distributor Absolute Sounds’ TEN collection. Entry starts with the EX300
• DS Audio TB-100
  Promising ‘a new era of analogue sound’, DS Audio launches its first all-tube energiser/equaliser to partner its growing range of optical pick-up cartridges. Has it succeeded?
• Denon PMA-3000NE
  Denon’s first big integrated since its Anniversary PMA-A110 model, launched five years ago, is designed to tug the heartstrings of traditionalist audiophiles. Are you one?
• SVS SB17-Ultra R|Evolution
  Offered in sealed (SB) and ported (PB) variants, SVS’s new Ultra subs claim refinements to driver, amplifier, power supply and DSP, and include a new auto EQ room correction
• Canton Reference 3
  Situated squarely in the middle of Canton’s five-strong set of floorstanders, is the Reference 3 the sweet spot?
• Monteverdi Vespro della Beata Vergine
  Ranging from Anthony Lewis’s striking 1953 recording to modern Italian performances, the ‘1610 Vespers’ have a short but distinguished discography, says Peter Quantrill
• Velvet Underground Loaded
  There’s pop and rock brilliance to be found in this 1970 album from the New York four-piece – even if it tore them apart. Steve Sutherland hears the 180g reissue
• Marillion Misplaced…
  Do you remember? Released in the summer of 1985, this unabashed concept album scored the British band a pair of Top 10 singles, the No 1 spot in the album charts, and cemented their place in the pantheon of progressive music heavyweights
• Muscle Shoals Sound Studio
  Owned by session players The Swampers, this small Alabama studio and its unique sound proved a big hit with the stars of ’70s pop and rock, says Steve Sutherland
• Going clubbing
  Barry Fox heads along to Ronnie Scott’s in London to find out how the legendary live music venue has revamped its sound system, and why it’s in a ‘war of attrition’ with drummers…
• The Record Plant returns
  The outside needs a lick of paint, but otherwise this famous Bay Area recording studio is ready to make music once more, this time as a non-profit. Barry Willis salutes its owners’ ambition
• One thing leads to another
  Before you begin fine-tuning your system’s sound with room treatments and seating changes, you should pay attention to ‘interactions’ further back in the chain, says Jim Lesurf
• Bass invaders
  They are the darlings of the home cinema world, but subwoofers aren’t only about bringing a T-Rex into your living room, says Mark Craven – your music system might welcome one, too
• The heat is on
  From Dylan and Baez to Geldof and Sting there’s a long history of music and activism – now artists including Coldplay and Jacob Collier have climate change in their sights, says Steve Harris
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• All down the line
  MAINS CABLING FIXED MY NETWORK SHORTFALL
• Help me achieve valve ‘bliss’
  READER EYES UP NEW PHONO STAGE TO BRING SWEET SOUNDS FROM SME TURNTABLE
• Sonic delivery from a UPS
  UNEXPECTED IMPROVEMENT FROM KIT BOUGHT FOR SURGE PROTECTION PEACE OF MIND
• Tales from the FM airwaves
  NEW AERIAL INSTALLATIONS, A CHERISHED 1980s TUNER AND ‘LOCATION! LOCATION! LOCATION!’
• Radford’s missing monoblock amplifier
  DOES THE LITTLE SEEN MA25 BRIDGE THE GAP BETWEEN THE BRAND’S STA15 AND STA25? HFN READER FINDS OUT BY BUILDING HIS OWN
• Counting the cost of vinyl
  DON’T LET MODERN LP PRICES NEEDLE YOU, SAYS READER – THE QUALITY HAS NEVER BEEN BETTER
• Braun PS 450 turntable
  Illustrative of a ‘new wave’ in both the mechanical design and ergonomics of early-1970s turntables, Braun’s fully automatic PS 450 was an idler-drive of some distinction
• Opening up the GATE
  This pre/power system from the boutique UK marque benefits from its designer’s attention to detail and tube know-how, says Dave Berriman
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• OFF THE LEASH! KEN KESSLER TELLS IT LIKE IT IS…
  Ken Kessler finds a carol concert prompts a few thoughts on live versus recorded performances