Product Review

HiFi Choice (UK)

2025-05-14

MADE TO BE inserted into a spare Ethernet or USB-A socket on your setup, these audio-grade optimisers are designed to enhance playback performance of digital and network music source components by reducing the noise that can enter the path of your system. This is an entirely passive product and contains Furutech’s NCF (Nano Crystal Formula) – a crystalline material that generates negative ions to reduce static and convert thermal energy into far infrared.

2025-03-14

MANY DEVICES PRODUCE RF noise that can interfere with the sound from your audio system. Mobile phones and computer systems generate RFI that can be picked up by your house wiring. Also, low-quality switched-mode power supplies, such as those often supplied with chargers can generate high-frequency noise that can be injected back into your ring main and further pollute the sound.

2025-03-14

ALTHOUGH FINE FOR connecting printers to your PC, computer-grade USB cables are not really up to the job for audio applications. They may be low cost, but using them to connect your PC to an external DAC can result in unwanted effects on the data signal being transmitted. These effects can manifest themselves as errors in the digital data stream, which the DAC in turn has to correct.

2025-02-14

Fatal attraction. Why exactly should one consider demagnetising an LP? Neville Roberts seeks to set the record straight
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