Fi? 30 years ago if the record player should also be on that list, I doubt you would have received a favourable response. The ...

We asked our readers how they listen to hi-res music, and they have one major priority – even if there's no consensus on the ...

Award-winning British audio manufacturer Cyrus Audio has unveiled its new 80 Series of Hi-Fi components, marking a significant departure from the company’s long-held half-width design format and ...

A deep dive into two legendary 1990s CD players—the Copland CDA 288 and YBA CD1 Blue Laser. Vintage, overbuilt, and sonically ...

Getting your product reviewed by Darko.Audio isn’t just a waiting game, it’s an editorial matter. I decline far more review ...

Attendees at High End Munich 2025 got an opening glance at the new, full-width Cyrus 80 Series lineup, with the company ...

You will even occasionally hear the band playing in What Hi-Fi?’s listening rooms, where to this day we use Dire Straits ...

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access information on a device and to provide personalised ads and content, ad and ...

Picture: Scott Reid Even when it comes to the CD player - that must-have wonder of the mid-80s hi-fi tower that looks a little niche four decades on - there have been some glimmers of hope.

Today's Gap Finder is Luke Tyson from Fell Audio, a start up manufacturing and selling Hi-Fi separates. It promises its electronics are British made and cheaper than their "British made" rivals. Fell ...

It’s the joy of finding albums we’d forgotten we ever owned sounding better than ever. Photo / Getty Images A middle-aged man in a central Auckland suburb was recently surprised and ...

And brands are taking notice. The latest example is Denon, the renowned Japanese audio brand with over a hundred years of hi-fi heritage, as it just released a new CD player: the Denon DCD-3000NE. But ...