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Not every all-in-one turntable sounds bad, right? Andover Audio is a Boston-based hi-fi manufacturer that has made a living debunking a common audio belief: that all-in-one turntables suck.

The American hi-fi giant designed them to resemble its famed Heritage line of loudspeakers.

It marks a new “evolution in how high-performance audio can be incorporated into the iconic Swiss furniture system.”

Interestingly, they're the brand's most affordable speakers to date. Tidal Audio is a German manufacturer of ultra-high-end audio equipment and loudspeakers.

Don't let its compact size (or affordable price tag) fool you. This amp is a little powerhouse.

According to the brand, it marks “a significant evolution in flagship disc-player performance.”

It promises to deliver a “transcendent cinematic sound experience.”

It claims to combine the best of both analog and digital audio technologies.

This affordable hi-fi gadget is plug-and-play ready. Most of today's best wireless headphones and earbuds now support LDAC, a proprietary

Catching you up on the past week's most notable product releases. Another week down, and, per usual, a bunch of new tech and gadgets have been announced.