HiFi

Technics has been making record players for 50 years, and as such, it has a special edition on the way out, though numbers are limited for Australia.

A new speaker from one of Denmark's more expensive speaker makers aims to deliver some serious sound, but if you have to ask its price, well, you know the drill.

Jumping into high-res audio and skipping the USB DAC? Sony's latest Walkmans might be for you, provided you have some hefty funds.

Need a little breathing room and less sound from the outside? Technics' latest pair of headphones are big and packing noise cancellation, and that's not all it's starting the year with.

Not quite a portable media player, but something near to one, A&K's latest gear for audiophiles brings a screen to a headphone amp.

If a phone or tablet isn't sexy enough to control a Bang & Olufsen speaker system, there's now an expensive and entirely unnecessary piece of decor that can.

At over $3K, the Astell & Kern SP2000T is one of the more expensive media players we've ever seen, and while feature-rich, it comes with a rather irritating flaw. Is it worth what you pay?

Big sound in a small package with support for 24-bit audio makes it seem like Astell & Kern is gearing a Bluetooth speaker for audiophiles.

More earphones are on the way, alongside some high-end audio goodies, as Technics shows off what's new in amps, turntables, and things to let you listen to your favourite tunes.

Marrying planar magnetic drivers and balanced armature, Astell & Kern's "Zero1" could just find a way to satisfy ears of all kinds. If not for the price.