Audiolab reviews & products

Audiolab packs a lot into this entertaining and well-equipped amplifier

Audiolab's latest stereo amp shows plenty of muscle, but how does it compare to the class-leaders?

Audiolab has revamped a classic product, but does it still have the sparkle of its predecessor?

Best DAC £500-£700, Awards 2014. Effortlessly talented and enjoyable, the M-DAC is still the best product of its kind

Delivering a very capable sound at a competitive price, the 8200CD will sit pretty with any music fan

The M-PWR is a good, solid performer. It might not be the last word in finesse or fluidity, but would still work well in the right system

Sounds inoffensive – to such an extent that it becomes uninteresting

The Audiolab 8200CDQ hybrid player adds a preamp to the already excellent 8200CD

Capable, with an impressive range of abilities, but a touch too clinical

Lacks the ability to decode high-definition audio soundtracks, which is unacceptable at this price level

A big, bold and immersive-sounding 7.1 multichannel power amp

The Audiolab 8000S is still a decent amplifier, but it's no longer the class-leader it once was