What Hi-Fi Sound and Vision India - February 2025

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In this love filled issue of What Hi Fi India we get you a collection of budget amps around the 50K mark! We also tone down the digital noise by curating a list of some of the best turntables you can buy under a lakh! We also put the new WiiM Ultra under the scanner and what we find is impressive as well as surprising. All that and more in the next issue of What Hi Fi India!

iFi Go Link Max

iFi's tiny DAC offers impressive portability and performance

3 mins

Focal Aria Evo X No3

Big, refined and composed-sounding floorstanders

5 mins

BenQ GV31

Home cinema hits the bedroom

5 mins

Samsung Music Frame

Isita photo frame? Itis aspeaker? It's both

3 mins

Cambridge AXA35

A musical budget amplifier with all-round appeal

4 mins

DRIVE TO THRIVE

Every car nut or audiophile was bombarded on social media with the born-electric Mahindra twins recently. But what actually went behind making the BE6 and XEV 9e the segment leaders in in-car entertainment, even before their launch? We speak to Mr. Ashim Mathur, Vice President, Marketing - APAC, Dolby Laboratories and dig beneath the gloss…

3 mins

Pro-Ject Debut Evo 2

An appealing turntable in looks and sound

5 mins

Dual CS 518

This Dual is easy to use, has a built-in phono stage and sounds great

4 mins

Rega Planar 3/Nd3

A change of cartridge boosts the Rega Planar 3's performance at no extra cost

5 mins

Technics SL-1500C

A beautifully made, fuss-free record player

4 mins

Michell Gyro SE/ Cusis S

Chances are, you have seen a Michell GyroDec turntable before. The iconic turntable from the 1980s, with its spinning brass weights in a suspended design and distinctive engineering remains, even today, a hallmark of British turntable design. You’ve probably seen it in films. At trade shows or in magazines. Steve Jobs had one.

6 mins

SVS Ultra Evolution Tower

The engineers at SVS have clearly aimed for the stars with its high-end Ultra Evolution range, and in the Tower produced something that, on paper, could impress at even double a price tag that also belies their sophisticated look.

4 mins

Stream team

FOR Value for money, 32-bit/384kHzsupport, Excellent app. AGAINST NO XLR balanced outputs

2 mins

Ai comes to the movies

FOR Easy installation, colour accuracy, HDR10+ support AGAINST Ai can be a hit or miss, no horizontal lens shift option

2 mins

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What Hi-Fi Sound and Vision India Magazine Description:

The world's largest selling audiophile magazine is also India's best offering for the AV enthusiast. Packed with scoops, unbiased reviews and expert opinions, What Hi-Fi (India) is respected for, is its no-nonsense content, packaged in a friendly and easy-to-understand language that will nurture your love for quality audio. Buying tips, recommended systems and customer experiences make this the perfect guide to buying your next home-theatre system while our extensive test section keeps you up-to-date with the latest launches in the hi-fi world. With world-class photography and an award-winning layout, What Hi-Fi is your definitive guide to all things audio whether you're a beginner or an advanced user.