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Every time a new issue of What Hi-Fi? is published, we update our playlist (on Deezer, Qobuz, Spotify and Tidal) with music we've been listening to in the last month. So please, join us.

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It's a great time to upgrade your home cinema experience and there are big savings on already affordable Polk soundbars.

From bona fide classics to contemporary chillers, here's our educated pick of the 15 best horror movies on Netflix...

Abbey Road mastering engineer Miles Showell describes half-speed mastering as 'the holy grail of vinyl cutting'. But what exactly does the process involve?

The new iPhone 12 is official, alongside the iPhone 12 Mini and Pro editions, and we have all the details.

Why come up with the words to express your love when these ten records can do it for you?

More and more people are discovering the joys of vinyl. But how does the information on the disc become sweet music?

We've picked ten of our favourite records from the list of Record Store Day 2020 releases.

A familiar yet entirely new Marantz listening experience.

We've put together some of the best albums from the 1980s to test your hi-fi system at home.

Here's a look back at some of the best (and worst) covers since the first annual Awards in 1983.

We're about to start Phase One of the What Hi-Fi? Awards 2020, but first, a moment of reflection.

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Lockdown measures might be relaxing slightly, but tours are still pulled and venues remain dark for the foreseeable. So what can we do to help?

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Get your live music fix with these online concerts, this weekend featuring the Notting Hill Carnival Access All Areas.

The two giants of music streaming each offer compelling experiences, but which service deserves your £10 a month?

Iris says its algorithm 'resynthesises lost audio information in a recording, allowing the brain to piece it back together'. So is it another immersive Dolby Atmos rival? Actually, no.