Australian Hi-Fi

A powerful, compact, award-winning Aussie amplifier that avoids the failings of many Class-D designs

If you can’t afford Wilson Audio’s best speakers, or can’t fit them in your room, the Wilson Audio SabrinaX would be your next best choice.

This tidy and relatively affordable phono stage from Musical Fidelity accommodates a single phono cartridge with stellar results, but don't expect anything more.

Rotel's revision of its A14 integrated amplifier offers great sound, a great look and all at a great price.

This sleek and stylish turntable offers excellent value for the price, especially when considering its included phono cartridge.

A dream team of speaker designers has imbued these beryllium-tweetered floorstanders from Revel with spectacular performance.

A versatile pre-amplifier and powerful stereo power amp are the Canadian company's re-entry to the market.

This SACD from Marantz features an exceptional detail to the build quality, and thankfully that's equally as true of its sound.

The Klipsch SPL-150 is a rather large subwoofer sporting an especially aesthetic cone and capable of truly deep bass.

Gold Note's PH-1000 is a feature-rich, near-perfect phono stage with a gorgeous design.

Velodyne's 'Deep Blue' 12 is a simple subwoofer that offers excellent performance, especially considering its low cost.

Paradigm's slew of technical tweaks in the Premier 800F help it to deliver stunningly accurate audio for those seeking the truest of listening experiences.

The Silent Angel Rhein Z1 V2 is a powerful, capable and sleek music streamer that aims to be the audio-source heart of your setup.

These Harbeth loudspeakers offer some seriously classy design and sound, with magical reproduction and wonderfully present sound.

The PS Audio Stellar M1200 is an exceptional mono amplifier with a tasty valve input stage, immense power, an attractive design, and gorgeous audio to match.

With their incredible accuracy, these loudspeakers offer an excellent option for music producers and audiophiles alike.

D'Agostino's Progression Integrated is everything you could want from a high-end amp

The Eclipse Mono from Halcro is a designer treat for both the eyes and ears, but does this justify its cost?

B&W's DB4S is capable of superb deep bass response, but you may need to borrow a phone in order to calibrate it correctly.

With phenomenal sound quality and state-of-the-art room tuning circuitry, the Magico ASub is a subwoofer worth obsessing over.

Klipsch's Heresy line has been around for 50 years, but the Model IV is completely different. Heresy!

Almost everything you'd want in a streamer, including HEOS multi-room, wireless and Bluetooth – but no MQA.