Another montage of photos, this time from the 2007 Chester Group London Heathrow HiFi Show at the Park Inn. Pictures At An Exhibition Part 2 The London HiFi Show Park Inn Heathrow 2007 With the HiFi News show consigned to history (at least so far) Chester Group ran its first show with no competition, as […]
As its nearly time for this years National Audio Show at Whittlebury Hall 25th and 26th September (this weekend) I thought I would share with you the best photos I took from these two past shows, in order to wet your appetite for the forthcoming report on the NAS 2010 show. PICTURES AT AN EXHIBITION […]
This will be the last updated news/information re this weekends National Audio Show being held at Whittlebury Hall. As you can see there are some pretty exciting announcements and I for one will have my work cut out to cover the show fully but Adventures in High Fidelity Audio will do just that and give […]
Well its only just over a week now until the National Audio Show will be held at Whittlebury Hall and Adventures in High Fidelity Audio will be attending; so I look forward to seeing you all at the show. Over the last few weeks a number of very interesting key events have been revealed for […]
First, the original ‘desert-storm’ (my phrase) beige and the to me far farmore attractive grey. Back in the 1980s at Subjective Audio, I was a keen if not particularly successful QUAD retailer. I sold sufficient of their electronics, but not too many loudspeakers. I can’t clearly recall how or why this imbalance occurred. What I do recall […]
Originally published on the Art of Sound Forum, nearly two years ago but I still feel this is a very interesting comparison review (I would say that) and still quite relevant, even though the product that the best of 20 years of digital disc spinners and decoders was compared to is now no longer top […]
This article marks the first contribution to Adventures in High Fidelity Audio by Howard Popeck, well known owner of Stereo Now and at one time contributor to HiFi News, as a reviewer. Welcome to AIHFA Howard. Howard has many interesting views on audio and music related topics, some of which he shares regularly on his […]
Firstly before you start reading this article let me make it very clear that this is not an extensive survey of Scottish music retailers. I would love it to have been able to do that but I was limited in terms of location and time. At best this is only a snapshot of those still […]
Do reviewers ever take a break ? Well the answer in regards to myself is sort off….. I have recently returned from a weeks break in Scotland and as per usual I took a few trusty bits of technology with me on which I could listen to some music and have a bit more of […]
Beauty is very much in the eye of the beholder, just as much as sound quality preferences are in the ear/mind of the listener and the Opera/Consonance Mini Droplet 3.1 CD player has a fairly unique approach to both, as we shall see. Opera Audio was founded in 1994 in Beijing China by Mr Liu […]