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ONLY IN NEXT MONTH'S DiSCORDER: grx. Susy Webb tangles with Stereolab! Sonic Youth's Lee Ranaldo comes to the Ridge! Blonde Redhead dye our hair! plus •Comics! Deformed rabbits! Obscure electronica from the Czech Republic! READ IT OR WE SHOOT YOU WITH RADAR GUNS! Illustration by Luke James Ramsey, he is our new favourite. SPECTRA N6YH WEDNESDAYS mM M m: ir YCIRPN JUS m yivuvL FRFJDMIIfQDIiRIfl! BRIKE FREMHflllOrWS ROD MURRRY-TKCWBOIK 031 fflWE Mlfifl*) ^^^0m eiTMfIIHnlMnl awiBcwJw mm umrnm-m li-.GUIl'HR iliOl RKUf-aiXOfflOiG prQMS MCRTEMKHiie O FlfRUX MOT-BBS-; vO'mn. mimMM01 tmwsrm| |JjtO i W WORLD. FOLK WX wwtiMmmmmiwm CRDIHMBtwtatR TRIo ms ORUKSES-BB S PLUS PO — ilGRDINl fRfHKOB ttOflU-aflRWETH TRI WI HOH DE R -. SGORDaoil-dlB COHHRHl FRBK^Gi ttOuU-aHRWETT TRI MUM fl ODER BHfHmf—f flDRH DlUER-JfioR SOl/CLiillltr J.R (MElHRifftT ft?E BROOfrDHIM . 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  • Hi-Fi Choice Is Proud to Be the First Hi-Fi Magazine in the World to Get Its Hands on This Perfectly Balanced and Sophisticated System

    Hi-Fi Choice Is Proud to Be the First Hi-Fi Magazine in the World to Get Its Hands on This Perfectly Balanced and Sophisticated System

    Chord on the go Instant replay PortablePortab Hugo DAC/headphone How to digitise all your old LP, amp strikes st all the right notes cassette and tape recordings PASSION FOR SOUND Issue No. 386 July 2014 Superstar WORLD EXCLUSIVE 1ST FULL system TEST Revolutionary Devialet ampmp andand speakers set new sonic standarddd 30PRODUCTS ON TEST: Arcam, Cyrus, KEF, Marantz, NAD, Sonus faber and Yamaha PRINTED IN THE UK US$9.99 US$9.99 PRINTED IN THE UK £4.50 2014 JULY GROUP TEST Rhythm Turn master it up! B&W’sB&W’s’ 683683 S2S2 floorstanderfloofl rstanded r Six of the best integrated will get your toes tapping amplifiers under £400 INTRODUCTION PASSION FOR SOUND Welcome www.hifichoice.co.uk Issue No. 386 July 2014 Paris-based audio specialist Devialet caused quite a stir in hi-fi circles when it launched its D-Premier amplifier in 2010 – appearing with an inaugural review in our sister title Hi-Fi News & Record Review. More recently the technology has evolved into a range of beautiful and slender amplifiers that quickly earned 42 admiring glances for their stylish looks and versatility, Sonus faber as well as audiophile acknowledgments for their Olympica II spectacular performance. 55 Regular readers will no doubt recognise our cover star Arcam as the Devialet Ensemble hi-fi system that was the lead airDAC Audiofile news story last month. Hi-Fi Choice is proud to be the first hi-fi magazine in the world to get its hands on this perfectly balanced and sophisticated system. As any reader will know, combining hi-fi components is a considerable art form, but Devialet has done all the hard work for you with its Ensemble system, matching its entry-level Devialet integrated amplifier, now upgraded to 120 following the new software announced at the High 100 End Hi-Fi Show in Munich last month – see our Show Report, on page 84 – with Atohm GT1 SE speakers.