MOON is back at it out of Montreal, proving that 45 years of French-Canadian hi-fi chops aren’t just for show. The new MOON 371 Network Player/Amplifier kicks off the Compass Collection, MOON’s latest ...
In 2020, Virgil Abloh, the late artistic director at Louis Vuitton and founder of Off-White, started developing an artistic ...
Desktop smart amps from the likes of Yamaha, Boss and Positive Grid are great for solo practice and group rehearsals. Tone upstart Chaos Audio is challenging the big boys with the Nimbus, a 70-W ...
There are a variety of robot mower systems on the market employing different navigation methods, and [Eelco] has the story of how one of these was reverse engineered. Second hand Roomba lawnmowers ...
Why you can trust What Hi-Fi? Our expert team reviews products in dedicated test rooms, to help you make the best choice for your budget. Find out more about how we test. We can’t remember the last ...
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Fell Audio Fell Amp
We can’t remember the last time What Hi-Fi? reviewed a sensibly-priced stereo amplifier from a start-up UK-based manufacturer. Fell Audio is backed by British retailer Peter Tyson and currently makes ...
We're in the second half of 2025, and as is tradition, it's usually when our busiest period starts. While many of you may be enjoying a relaxing summer holiday, we are buzzing with excitement as we ...
“If you’re looking for something to use for home practice, then it’s an invaluable tool”: Mooer SD30i Intelligent Amp review Blackstar Amplification unveils the BEAM SOLO – has the Fender Mustang ...
Cambridge Audio has revised its award-winning Evo 150 streaming amplifier to deliver what it says is an even more open, engaging and enjoyable audio experience. It'll be available from July for £1,999 ...
Cambridge Audio is launching the Evo 150 SE, a special edition of its Evo 150 streaming amplifier. As part of a partnership with Hypex, Cambridge Audio has developed the NCOREx “Tuned by Cambridge” ...
When [Ben Eater] talks, hackers everywhere listen. In his latest video [Ben] shows us how to make computer noises using square waves and a 6502 microprocessor. After checking the frequency of ...
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