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19/08/2025

https://www.monoandstereo.com/pass-labs-xp-22-preamplifier/

12/08/2025

In this era of all-in-one amplifiers and ‘crossover’ products, where even a tube amp might come to market with a built-in USB DAC, there’s something refreshing about Californian brand Pass Labs. Now approaching 35 years in business and named after founder and chief designer Nelson Pass (also t...

25/06/2025

https://hifiplus.com/articles/conrad-johnson-classic-phono/

TEAtime is over for conrad-johnson as it discontinues its TEA1 and TEA2 phono stages. But does the Classic that replaces them live up to its name? Alan Sircom thinks so.

17/06/2025

https://www.monoandstereo.com/pass-laboratories-hpa-1-headphone-amplifier/

10/06/2025

https://www.monoandstereo.com/pass-laboratories-xa200-8-amplifier/

03/06/2025

https://www.monoandstereo.com/pass-laboratories-xa25-power-amplifier/

12/02/2025

https://6moons.com/audioreview_articles/firstwatt-sit5/

05/12/2024

詩醉 ART Phono 唱頭放大器電源部分的電容儲備、超低失真調節和電壓/電流控制。

The capacitance reserves inside the conrad johnson ART Phono’s power supply, ultra-low distortion regulation and voltage/current control.

28/11/2024

詩醉 ART Phono 唱頭放大器的副頂板能有效加強抗干擾能力。

The sub-top plate of conrad johnson ART Phono, on which the main top cover rests, adds resilient to interference.

08/10/2024

One of the pleasures of reviewing—and also using—products from Pass Laboratories is an encounter with Nelson Pass's writing, which can usually be found in the owner's manual and is always competent, insightful, and sometimes funny. How often do you get real pleasure and insight from reading an own...

24/09/2024

https://pt.audio/2024/07/07/pass-labs-xp-32-linestage-review/

I have to admit, when it comes to a new iteration of a piece of gear I’ve already become familiar with and admired, I get the audiophilic shakes, atremble with the Kierkegaardian fear that this could be better, this could be great,

12/09/2024

The ART88 preamp from tube experts conrad-johnson was a return to form, and the matching ART Phono shows the apple didn’t fall far from the tree, according to Alan Sircom.