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Item Audio are primary UK distributors for Antelope Audio, Aurender Music Servers by Widealab, Burson Audio, Devilsound, SoTM USB products, SuperPro / WaiWai Valve, Wyred 4 Sound, Swan/HiVi, KingRex, Halide, Locus, CryoParts, Monarchy Audio, Vintage Audio Labs, Sonicweld, and Verastarr. We also stock selected products from Benchmark DACs, LAT Cables, Sure Electronics, Analysis Audio magnetostatic speakers, Audioengine speakers, JohnBlue Speakers, Emotiva DACs and amplifiers, Furutech DACs, cables and connectors; Calyx DACs, NuForce DACs, Usher speakers, Wadia transports, Onkyo transports, Adam monitors, Xindak cable, DACs and amplifiers; Focal speakers, the John Kenny Modified HiFace, 1.5% cash sale incentive Home auditions now available Which are You? Got a PC; need something cheap but musical to jam on the desktop > Got a Mac; want something fantastic to boogie while I work I dual boot, code Linux and demand ultimate fidelity from a desktop system. Money is no object: amaze me > I'm wondering whether to retire my much-loved CD player: is it a good idea to replace it with a PC? I'm not a computer nerd. > I'm doubt whether any computer-based system can match my well-fettled turntable. And I hate nerds. > I started my computer audio journey with a laptop and have now converted my CD collection. What's the next step? > I love my iPod / iPad / iPhone: is it possible to build a proper audio system around it? > I want a DAC. I've read every forum thread and review online and am now completely confused. Help! > I have an all-Naim/Linn system, think computer audio might be really interesting, but the Naim/Linn interpretation seems too expensive and a bit weird. > Computer audio is the future: show me today's state-of-the art > Also check our new bundle deals on power supplies and matching accessories on relevant product pages. |
Making PCs Make Music The CD player is history: for ambience, iPods rock; for audiophiles, computers rule. We're evangelical about the potential of the ubiquitous Windows, Mac or even Linux box as a worthy source for high-end systems. We're also on a mission to make being chained to a Mac as musically rewarding as possible. We audition hundreds of products a year, sifting synergistic components from snake-oil, and only sell products we believe to be the best at the price. We believe that digital done right is a world apart from the harsh, jittery, unnatural sound that a generation of MP3-fatigued music lovers have grown up with. We're convinced that on a budget there's nothing to touch Tripath amplification: super efficient, eco-friendly, and hi-fi in the best sense. We know that even USB and power cables matter, but we promise never to flog you something more expensive than you need and encourage all manner of informed DIY experimentation. Whether you're looking for music while you work, music for pleasure; wired or wireless – whatever your poison, or length of your purse-strings, we'll have something to make your PC sing. Joel Partch | Item Audio Item Audio is a trading |
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