Naim CD555/555PS
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Power amps
Naim NAP 100
Designed to partner the DAC-V1 DAC/preamp, the NAP 100 has much to offer anyone wanting a fine power amp in compact form
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Google Nexus 4
Our once-favourite Android bows down to fine rivals. Still great value, though
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Hi-fi amplifiers
EAR Yoshino V12
The EAR Yoshino V12 is a terrific integrated amplifier – it needn’t fear any rival at this price
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In this month's mag
August 2013
GROUP TEST: Floorstanding speakers from £440-£500
GROUP TEST: TV Titans – 55in tellies from £2300-£2500
ULTIMATE GUIDE: DACs from £180-£4995
© 2013 Haymarket Publishing
Comments
WhatHifi, are you Snake Oil salesmen?
The average consumer is getting more and more educated. How long do you think you can keep this up? Why don't you do the public and yourself a favor and stop endorcing ridiculousness like this. Anyone who buys this product is essentially getting ripped off. There is no way a CD player should cost this much. Are you looking out for our best interest (the consumer), or are you in bed with these manufacturers.
Keep it real
Why does WHF have to focus on budget gear such as this. What about some serious hi-fi, for goodness sake.
Yep, i have no clue why a power supply for a cd player only can be so expensive at 5100£ A PS Audio power plant for all your gear is cheaper and should deliver fresh elektricity as good as it gets, how can pure power be bettered? And what's inside the CD player that it can cost that much? Small company, huge design cost?