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Escape the everyday and spend time with Karma-AV. As the North’s very own high-end AV distributor, we’ll help you to connect afresh with music from systems we’ve handpicked to deliver new audio experiences, alive with natural detail and dynamics! For instance, you’ll experience a UK show first by auditioning Perlisten’s majestic S7t Towers, beloved by astonished reviewers worldwide, and the supreme vinyl virtuosity of MoFi’s Ultradeck and MC gold cartridge connected to Primare’s gorgeous R35

Three fantastic reviews from the German Hi Fi press join UK and US acclaim to confirm that the world is waking up to the wonders of Perlisten Audio! S4b, Modern Hi Fi: https://bit.ly/3NlWbSi S7t, Audio Magazine: https://bit.ly/3975nuV S5m, Stereo Magazine: https://bit.ly/3Qeq2hx

In a crowded market Perlisten Audio has risen quickly to be recognised as a premium speaker brand, earning unqualified praise for the jaw-dropping natural fidelity of its music and home cinema systems. The latest, in Home Cinema Choice says “…Perlisten Audio has arrived with a potent offering that immediately stands out…the sound here is a dizzying mix of detail, power, scale, and immersion…for those preparing to invest in a high-end, high-performance array, these simply have

Home Cinema Choice mag loves the versatility, quality and power on tap from Primare’s new A35.8 eight-channel power amp. In June’s issue just out, it says: “Primare marks a return to multichannel with a highly impressive, and cleverly configured, power amplifier that brings pure, potent, fleet-footed grunt to your movie room…(and) it brought a thrilling energy, plus revealing transparency, to a playlist ranging from blues and rock to electronica and jazz. It’s an A-grade amplifier.”

Hi Fi News magazine has discovered that “Perlisten’s bookshelf/standmount really is a chip off the not-so-old block” in a review from June’s issue. It says, “like its S7t sibling, it excels when it comes to mid and high details, resolving the most subtle of musical moments and nailing the feel and tone of instruments. The sense of immaculate resolution coming from the DPC array then bleeds into its imaging prowess. Centre-field vocals hang in the