Max is Editor of Australian Hi-Fi, What Hi-Fi's sister publication in Australia. It wouldn't be his first exposure to the world of all things hi-fi and home cinema, as his first role in technology journalism was with What Hi-Fi? in the UK. Clearly he pined to return after making the move to Australia and the team have welcomed him back with arms wide open.
Latest articles by Max Langridge

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Cyrus has already teased teased details of the new amplifier, but now it has officially been launched at the Munich High End Show.

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This month sees us pitch six soundbars against each other in three price brackets, two new digital-ready record decks against the Rega RP1 and a flamboyant pair of Sennheiser over-ears take on the B&W P7s. All this and more makes the June 2016 issue of What Hi-Fi? one not to be missed.

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The German audio manufacturer will be unveiling three products that make up the new E-Series 1000 range, as well as two new loudspeaker models consisting of both floorstanding and standmount pairs.

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Following the launch of SoundCloud's premium monthly subscription service in the US, SoundCloud Go is now live in the UK and Ireland, costing £9.99 per month.

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Hisense is continuing to offer competing screens at more affordable prices and the 75M7900 is the latest to take the fight to the majors.

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It seems Apple isn’t the only one who wants to ditch the 3.5mm analogue headphone port – Intel is suggesting it's replaced by the digital USB Type-C connector.

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Onkyo’s new player runs on the Android operating system and supports a wide range of high-resolution file formats including MQA.

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Apple has released its Q2 2016 earnings report and while numbers of Apple Music subscribers and revenue are high, it's not all good news for the Californian tech giant...

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From the news that AKG has a new range of affordable headphones, to Sony announcing an HDR update for its VPL-VW320ES projector and Amazon Prime Music now streaming on Sonos, it's What Hi-Fi?'s Wednesday Wrap.

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40 years after the release of the first Planar 2 in 1976, there's a new version on the way...

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The vinyl resurgence in the UK has seen sales rise to over one million units. The Clarity Alliance has partnered with The Chester Group to hold a show in London dedicated to the analogue format.

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The Vita multi-room system can stream music services such as Tidal and Spotify, supports hi-res audio and can stream videos from YouTube and other services to your TV.

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The deal will mean Sky customers will have access to Sony movies, including those in 4K, just after they’re released in cinemas - and before they hit other streaming services.

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We're all for saving your records for a rainy day, but this isn't quite what we had in mind...

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The CR-H101DAB has its fingers in several music source pies and serves them up in a compact, affordable package.

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Ixion is a new name in Norwegian audio, albeit with plenty of pedigree in its ranks, and is set to launch in the UK with two multi-room speakers, the Maestro and Solo 2.

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Record Store Day returns for its ninth year this coming Saturday, with more than 200 live music events and over 500 special edition vinyl releases planned for the big day.

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The Fluance RT80 and RT81 (pictured) are designed to deliver a “pure analogue listening experience” by incorporating high-quality materials, but sell at an affordable price.

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It's a high-resolution frenzy this month in What Hi-Fi?, with hi-res download sites, advice on how to play hi-res audio on your iPhone, four 4K Ultra high-definition TVs and the first 4K UHD Blu-ray player. The May 2016 issue of What Hi-Fi? is not to be missed.

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From the news that Stone Audio in Dorset will be holding an event centred around Gamut, to The Beatles releasing their Anthology collections on streaming services and XQISIT launching a pair of Bluetooth in-ear headphones, it's What Hi-Fi?'s Wednesday Wrap.

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To commemorate its 70th birthday, Klipsch will be producing 70 pairs of both the Klipschorn and Heresy speakers.

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Danish manufacturer Vifa has announced Oslo, the fourth wireless speaker in its repertoire. It’s designed to offer style and substance.

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Following in the footsteps of 20th Century Fox and Lionsgate, Paramount Home Media Distribution commits to 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray.
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