Hi-fi amplifiers

Reviews

£ 9190

It's big, weighs a large amount and gets very hot - but for the money, this Audio Analogue is one hell of a lot of amplifier

£ 2995

If you like the warm sounds that only valves can offer, then you'll love this premium integrated amplifier from Unison Research

£ 230

The Yamaha A-S300 stereo amplifier is a budget star, but you can buy better

£ 2200

The Primare I32 is a beautiful product, with top-quality materials and a lovely feel but does it deliver?

£ 1495

Leema's latest incarnation of its Pulse series is a strong performer, but we're not wild about the looks and the competition is vicious

£ 999

Packing a traditional valve alongside up-to-the-minute digital technology, this stereo amplifier and dock will suit most digital-based systems

£ 900

Marantz's Pearl Lite is an amplifier with potential. It's not the last word in sonic ability, but it's affordable, stylish and controlled

£ 330

Best stereo amplifier up to £500, Awards 2010. Yamaha has produced a new class leader, with a stunningly capable product

£ 615

If you like your listening full-throttle, then this NAD amplifier is for you, but those who take things easier may find the C356BEE a touch taxing

£ 1650

Best stereo amp £1500+, Awards 2012. It's had a re-design, but Roksan's Caspian M2 is still a formidable amplifier, and we like this latest version