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hi-fi+
hi-fi+ produces a monthly magazine and an online destination for those pursuing better sound, with equipment reviews, news, annual awards and competitions for audiophiles and music lovers.
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Hi-Fi News
publication
Hi-Fi News & Record Review has published in-depth reviews of audio equipment since June 1956, two years before commercial stereo, and describes itself as the world's longest-running hi-fi magazine. It covers reviews, news, vintage features, awards and its own listening room.
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Analogue Seduction
dealer
Whittlesey-based hi-fi retailer with a particular emphasis on turntables, cartridges and two-channel listening. Its catalogue also covers digital sources, headphones and home cinema, with appointment-based demonstrations in a Cambridgeshire manor-house listening room.
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Audio Asylum
forum
Long-running audiophile discussion site whose own title describes it as a home for audio reviews, audiophile forums and stereo reviews, with forums organised by component and topic.
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Cambridge Audio
manufacturer
British audio brand launched in 1968, designing products in London and Cambridge with manufacturing partners abroad. Its current range connects conventional hi-fi electronics with streaming amplifiers, active speakers, all-in-one systems and Melomania headphones, offering several different approaches to a home music system.
Dedicated Audio
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Family-owned audiophile retailer in Scottsdale, Arizona, established in 2000. It lists more than 1,800 components, accessories and music titles from around 60 brands online, with a listening room available by appointment.
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Denon
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Denon is a Japanese-origin audio brand covering AV receivers, stereo components, turntables, wireless speakers and headphones. HEOS connects supported products for whole-home streaming, while the catalogue retains separate routes for multi-channel cinema, disc playback and vinyl listening.