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Glorious tube sound and a built-in DAC will broaden the appeal of the Unison Research ‘Simply Italy Black Edition’ says Hi Fi Choice in its Sept 25 issue. Awarding 5 stars and cover prominence to the entry-level amp upgrade, the mag recommends that readers “shake off any ‘2x 10W’ worries and enjoy its combination of deep-reaching, robust lows and gorgeous midband presence, allied to an effortless way of making music…” PRODUCT HERE REVIEW HERE 

Audiophile proprietor of the-ear.net, Jason Kennedy, has spent decades listening to high-end speakers and reckons the Perlisten S7t Limited Edition flagship is in a different class. He says: “All of the Perlistens I have tried have impressed with their neutrality and transparency, but this one is genuinely next level…If you want to discover more about your favourite music then the S7t LEs are pretty well guaranteed to do the trick…colouration is minimised to a greater

David Vivian at Hi Fi Choice loves the 888! In the August issue he says: “Another Andrew Jones triumph? Maybe the best yet. The SourcePoint 888 is astoundingly musical, spanning the whole spectrum from get-up-and dance verve and energy to draw-you-right-in emotional power and subtlety…if you’re going to invest in a heavyweight tower, this is the reward you should receive. A class act.” PRODUCT HERE  REVIEW HERE

“A killer combination of detail, drama and depth” is the verdict from Andrew Simpson at audiograde.uk for the flagship MoFi vinyl front-end involving the MasterDeck/UltraGold MC bundle and MasterPhono pre-amp. He says it offers a “best of both worlds approach to vinyl by majoring on accuracy but with an analogue richness that underlines why this format is still so loved by many…a dream to live with…what more can you ask for?” FULL REVIEW HERE

During his time with the Perlisten S7t LE speakers, we let Andrew Simpson at Audiograde play with the PRE35 Prisma and dual A35.2 power amps. He says: “As flagship pre/power combinations go these take some beating at their price (and considerably more). Primare’s always had a knack for making hi-fi seem refreshing simple, because its approach is well thought out, and the PRE35 and A35.2 amps epitomise this. Ladened with sensible features and optional upgrades,