Frankly I dont know what category to put these devices in on the website. They are as unmistakeably Swiss as a sixties bar of Toblerone or a Swissair Caravelle. As they were unpacked they were first placed in the front of the original enthusiast HiFi building amidst the 1080P TVs and the stacks of componenets and corridoors of speakers and they were just ... wrong ...
Then however I cleared some space in the other building wherin there reside Tivoli Radios and other devices of cuteness such as the Morel Nova sound system .... and suddenly they were home.
If you have a very European concept of style and are looking for the simplest and shortest path to a big piece of music in your home, then you need to come and check out what these Geneva Labs Music systems can do.

Is it an excellent HiFi network audio interface? Is it a great sounding one-box iPod and CD sound system? Or is it just the worlds best alarm clock? We're pretty sure it's all three.

It's just like any modern high quality DVD player, 1080P up scaling via HDMI, wonderful crisp images with excellent colour balance and contrast, but it's a fraction of the size.

Ask about a deal with the matched AR30 2.1 amp.

The Sonata range from Cambridge Audio offers the same stonking great audio that we've come to expect from their Azure range of Hi Fi components, but in a much smaller box. You're new HiFi system starts with the AR30, a beautiful blend of high quality audio and convenience.

The BSA C15 of the amplifier and CD Combo is these NAD pieces for $699 in combo ... not too long ago these two pieces were selling for over a thousand dollars.

NAD C315 Amplifier and the C515 CD Player together make a sweet little core of a stereo system that is a piece of genuine Hi Fi for remarquarbly little mobey.

We always hear folks talking about how good the picture is on a new TV, but no one ever makes much mention of the sound. That's because by and large, it's pretty ordinary. The ever so slim screens don't leave much space for a set of speakers. So what is one to do if a giant thumping surround sound system is out of the question, but the tinny squeek from the TV is unacceptable? One straps the amazing Q-TV2 system to the back of your flat panel set.

This is a wonderful bit of reall HiFi in a very small package. Denon's mini systems keep getting better with even this cheaper system benifiting from the application of their very high standard of audio design.

It's hard to get an all-in-one stereo system that doesn't make your speakers sound like they are inside a bucket of wet sand. Cambridge are bent on changing the rules with the One. An integrated CD/amp/tuner unit that delivers solid detail and control. At this extremely reasonable price it also packs in an integrated iPod dock, a USB and SD card input.

So what happens when you take Arcam's superb Solo CD/amp system, and then cut it in half with a circular saw? Actually you get a disasterous waste of high quality electronics and some significant damage to your saw... But if you would like a pretty special HiFi system in a single half sized box the Solo Mini is here for you. The Mini uses many of the same components as it's bigger cousin to give a magnificent stereo sound for those who want to avoid the "stack of black boxes".

So we just opened up our first NAD Viso product and it's appearance in the flesh belies its photo images. It is a very nicely chiselled piece of alloy with a touch of classic high end in its squarely perforated and grilled toplate and a toch of aereospace mod in it's front panel.
When you see it you will know what I mean.

Finally a simple, sleek and fabulous sounding audio system all in one. Arcam's new Solo takes design features and specifications out of their award-winning CD73 CD Player, A65+ Amplifier and T61 Tuner and combines them together in very accesible, low profile design.