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Furutech’s top-of-range Lineflux NCF phono-to-phono interconnect cables “employ all kinds of exotic aerospace-grade materials and process,” writes Martin Pipe in the magazine’s March issue. They offer “high-tech design, impressive build quality and strong performance” with “audible improvements in micro-detailing and background blackness.”

HiFi World 2020/09

2020-09-14

Let us not beat about the bush. These beautifully-fin- ished but, at £342 a metre, expensive DSS-4.1 speaker cables from Furutech are big. Really big. With an outer diameter of no less than 19mm, we're talking bigness of towing-boats pro- portions. And they're heavy.

HiFi World 2012/02

2012-02-14

FURUTECH FT-809 TORQUE GUARD BINDING POSTS £110.00 PER PAIR. Over the years it has generally become accepted that cables can have a positive effect upon the sound of a system and this knowledge has extended to take into account the effect of the plugs attached to them. Japanese high-end manufacturer Furutech have taken this a step further and investigated the sonic effects of the terminals at the back of loudspeakers and have introduced the FT-809 Torque Guard Binding Posts.

HiFi World 2011/09

2011-09-14

FURUTECH DESTAT II £400 Most of us will be familiar with the slight crackle of static electricity as they remove a vinyl record from the plastic inner sleeve, and many will have reached for the Zerostat pistol to cure it. Whilst it goes some way to solving the problem it does not solve it entirely

HiFi World 2011/06

2011-06-14

FURUTECH LINEFLUX RCA £1,720/1.2M Japanese cable specialist Furutech isn't terribly well known over on this side of the globe, but has an enviable reputation in its native Japan as a purveyor of very high quality interconnects and loudspeaker leads. This is their flagship cable, with only the XLR variant at £1,950 costing more. The Lineflux is an immacu- lately finished product that makes your average super-interconnect

HiFi World 2010/08

2010-08-14

FURUTECH ALPHA PS-950 £1,495 Quite possibly the most expensive power lead we have ever reviewed in Hi-Fi World magazine, the Furutech is the sort of product that has one asking questions about the meaning of life, universe and everything. After all, it is more expensive than many families' cars and could likely sustain an entire village in a famine-hit part of Africa for a month. When you've parked the ethical issues, and taken the product on its own terms, it doesn't seem quite so objectionable.

HiFi World 2010/07

2010-07-14

FURUTECH DF-2 £1,695 Warped vinyl has to be one of the most frustrating problems to beset the blessed wax. It's the ultimate tease; the music is so near, yet so far. There have been attempts to tackle this problem in a scientific manner. Both Clearaudio and Furutech released gadgets to tackle warps within a controlled environment some time ago

HiFi World 2008/10

2008-10-14

FURUTECH DEMAG £1,245 In my column In September's HHFI World, I covered a range of gadgets that claimed to demagnetise both your vinyl and CDs. Magnetic effects on both black vinyl and CD media have now proven to be a factor in degrading sound quality. Certainly, when I made comparative tests with 'The Talisman' from US-based Walker Audio, priced at £200 (www. audiophilecandy.com) and Bedini's 'Ultra Clarifier Quadri Beam', priced at £225