Available now hi-fi+ issue 31
UK & Europe NOW
N. America 28th June 2004

Issue 31 contents listed below (http://www.hifiplus.com/issue30.html)
Columns (http://www.hifiplus.com/news.html)
News (http://www.hifiplus.com/news.html)
Letters (http://www.hifiplus.com/letters.html)
UK Show date diary (http://www.hifiplus.com/news.html)


Show Reports
Manchester Show Report
Montreal Show Report (http://www.hifiplus.com/news.html)


Equipment Reviews: http://www.technical_review.html
Gallo Nucleus Reference 3 Loudspeaker
Rega R9 Loudspeaker
Spendor S8e Loudspeaker
PMC OB1 Loudspeaker
Hovland HP200 Vacuum Tube Line-Stage
Rogue Audio M150 Mono-Block Amplifiers
Magnum Dynalab MD106t Tuner
Burmester 001 CD Player
Kuzma Stabi SD Turntable and Stogi S Tonearm
SME Series M2-9 Tonearm
Chord Electronics Blu CD Transport
Sim Audio Moon i3 Integrated Amplifier
Vecteur Club Sixty L-4 CD Player


Audio Smorgasbord
DD investigates Trichord's Delphini phono-stage and the
Never-Connected power supply.
JK plays the Wave Mechanic turntable PSU while CB revisits the
Resolution Audio Opus 21 CD player. Oh, and a new benchmark for
isolation feet..


Music+
Jazz Fantasy... Acoustech master the art of 45RPM releases.
Mercury Living Presence... More premium choices when it comes to the
original pressings

Music Reviews: http://www.music_review.html
Popular and Contemporary Music
Classical Music
Music on New Formats
Audiophile Music Reviews

Nordost Writer's Competition
So - did you win? (http://www.hifiplus.com/news.html)

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Future Shelf dates (http://www.hifiplus.com/preview.html#nanextiss)
Issue 32 will be available in UK and Europe 23rd June 2004, and
N.America from the 9th August 2004

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