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REL Acoustics is widely regarded as one of the world's leading manufacturers of hi-fi subwoofers, and according to international reviewers, its new compact T/7x model is one of the most compelling proofs that a small subwoofer can sound extraordinary. Neil Gader, a renowned American audio journalist for The Absolute Sound magazine, thoroughly tested this new subwoofer in a review published on July 18, 2026. The T/7x is the successor to the long-standing and successful T/7i model, which Gader himself used for years as the reference bass anchor in his smaller listening room. This personal experi..

A Speaker of Superlatives, Devialet ManiaThe Devialet Mania is not just another wireless speaker in an already crowded Bluetooth market—it is the first truly portable speaker from the French hi-fi brand Devialet, which has spent a decade and a half becoming known for its iconic amplifiers and spherical Phantom speakers. Into the Mania, Devialet has packed four years of development, proprietary Active Stereo Calibration (ASC) technology, 360-degree spatial sound, and luxurious craftsmanship—all into an enclosure barely larger than an Amazon Echo smart speaker. The result is a speaker consistent..

Ortofon MC X20: Three Reviewers, One Verdict — Astonishing Sound, Unbeatable Value The German reviewer admits Ortofon had fallen off his radar, until the new MC X series lured him back in. Even before he heard a note, the specs alone impressed him: silver coils, a resonance-optimised housing, and prices starting from just €299.On the turntable, the cartridge proved powerful yet remarkably subtle right out of the box, needing no run-in time at all. Spinning Steely Dan and Bill Evans records revealed speed, attack and groove, delivered with a relaxed, never-aggressive touch.His verdict: the MC X..

WAV, FLAC, DSD and PCM – how to coax music from digital files that comes closest to analog soundA few years ago, listening to music was simple. A CD player, an amplifier, and a pair of speakers made up an entire Hi-Fi system. Today, digital streaming has become the primary source of music. Millions of high-resolution albums are just a few taps away.But with the rise of services like Qobuz and TIDAL, a new question has emerged:If everyone is playing the same FLAC file, why don't systems sound the same?More and more music lovers are asking themselves this. At first glance, the answer should be s..