I am a very lazy listener, which is why I like modern streaming amplifiers. These amplifiers have controls that are used in Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, and other controls that are directly built in the interface that are easy to use. Over the past few years, streaming amplifiers have become very good. In the past, anything with the Internet connection sounded bad, but the latest model was not the case. My current high -end favorite is Cambridge Audio EVO 150 ($ 2,999) and Naim uniti atom ($ 3,799)Both of them have gorgeous colors and some of the best preservation (but also the most glorious knobs) I have experienced. Both can be used by each major streaming service that can be imagined, and you can connect them through Bluetooth.

A very good gradual choice is YAMAHA's R-N1000A ($ 1,800) Stereo network receiver. It is equipped with high -end components, such as Saber ES9090Q DAC, for high -resolution digital audio, and almost all speakers in your weapon library can perform sufficient A/B amplification. It is also important that it provides loads for rock performance and connection options, from streaming services and Internet radio stations to turntable input and HDMI arcs for connecting to your TV. Its retro design, it skipts the color screen for the slender digital display below the tactile knob, and has good sound quality.

In order to further peel off to keep the sound, Outlaw Audio's RR2160 MK II ($ 999) It is an interesting choice. The MK II is based on the clarity and punching. Its original version is based on Hi-Res Wi-Fi Streaming and Ethernet and other updates. If you want all modern traps, this is not a choice-the HDMI arc port is not used to simplify the TV connection, and even omit the firm attitude of streaming such as Bluetooth and AirPlay. Instead, this economy power plant rewards your investment with mythical preservation and many connection methods, including solid singing machines for mobile magnets and mobile wiring ammunition barrels. Once you hear it, you will know it, which is the ideal foundation for the streamlined system that makes the sound front and center.

If you don't have that kind of money, I strongly recommend that you view the Canadian brand NAD. Its amplifier is like NAD C 316 V2 ($ 399) Not the most gorgeous, but they sound great. Like the above options, C 316 even has a singer channel on the board, so you can connect to the record player-good touch, see how the NAD model does not have a built-in streaming media. If you want to transmit it, you can find an appropriate encryption dog to connect your phone to it.

Ethylene is back! And the turntable is more interesting than ever, and it sounds better. If you are looking for a starting deck with a fever -like sound quality, I will view the image Pro-injext T1 ($ 399) or The first carbon EVO ($ 599To. At high -end, we like Rega Planar 2 ($ 775)Its sound is more open, dynamic, and Orbiting theory ($ 999)This sounds great, which is due to the customized magnesium tone, which is a part that fix the needle on the groove.

If you have a retro stereo, it may have a built -in record prefabricated large, which means you can directly insert into the turntable and listen directly. However, if you have a modern three -dimensional sound, you may need to buy a dedicated singer front placement to play records through headphones or speakers. Check your turntable and three -dimensional sounds, because the settings are different, and some of the turntables have a record amplifier, you can activate it by flip the switch. Nevertheless, although some built -in options (such as the orbital theory above) perform well, other options may not sound as good as you want.