Arguably Australia's fastest growing HiFi distributor, Audio Magic, have added another two brands to their hand-picked stable. Hong Kong's Lumin, and Boenicke from Switzerland, both well respected in Europe and Asia will now be available in Australia.

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German manufacturer with a home-ground advantage, Lindemann Audio, has just announced in time for Munich's High End show in May, their Musicbook range has been revised to be DSD capable.

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Now is a great time to buy tickets to the upcoming International HiFi Show in Melbourne, July 1st-3rd 2016. Thanks to Audio Magic, you have a chance at winning a pair of Tellurium Q Blue speakers cables.

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StereoNET's Mark Gusew has a one-on-one interview with Alan Shaw, Managing Director and Owner of U.K's famous Harbeth Audio Ltd.

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Audio Magic, a relatively new distributor within the Australian HiFi marketplace, brings great value with Harbeth, HiFi Racks Ltd, Bauer Audio, Lindemann Audio and Tellurium Q.

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A special event to celebrate the legendary brand Harbeth is scheduled for December 6th, at Melbourne's Class A Audio. The event will represent the Australian premiere of Harbeth's latest, long awaited Monitor 40.2 loudspeakers.

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With quite a large following around the world, Harbeth have an enviable reputation for producing highly musical loudspeakers. We take a look at the latest offering, the Super HL5plus.

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Lindemann, the German manufacturer specialising in all things digital; network music players, DACs and amplifiers, have announced support for Tidal and Deezer in an upcoming firmware release.

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Do the boutique manufacturers of the audio world with shoe-string budgets have what it takes to deliver class leading products? French manufacturer Lavardin is giving it a good shot.

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It's interesting to discover that the only reason the BBC monitor came into existence was that at the time, there were simply no speakers on the market that met the high standards of the BBC.

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