The Wrensilva ‘Club Series’ is a limited-edition collection of the California company’s three key music consoles, the ‘M1’, ‘The Standard’ and the ‘Loft’. Featuring uprated material details, including mother of pearl inlays, each Club Series console offers a combination of craftsmanship and high-fidelity sound, courtesy of high-quality turntable and speakers, connectivity to streaming services , and the helpful addition of storage space for your vinyl LPs.
Paolo Cappello’s ‘Caruso’ for Miniforms is a piece of furniture that fully embraces the idea of pop art. Incorporating a 50-watt speaker system and Bluetooth connectivity, the console references the earliest era of vinyl amplification, with its ceramic trumpet embedded into a refined, tapered-leg cabinet. Cappello describes the piece as something that ‘everybody immediately can understand as a cabinet that plays music’.
Ruark’s ‘R7 High Fidelity Radiogram’ might have a retro-style name, but the technology baked into this sleek stereo console is bang up to the minute. Within the slender enclosure is a tightly packaged set of drive units and speakers, along with radio, Bluetooth and even a CD player. There’s optional TV connectivity with an attachment kit that transforms the console into an elegant stand, and the system is available in either walnut or grey lacquer.
British hi-fi brand +Audio builds one of the most exacting all-in-one record players on the market, transcending the genre by focusing on sound and build quality. The company will also supply a matching stand, using aluminium and maple or walnut to put the turntable at the perfect height for record-swapping and sound projection, with space for 200 LPs underneath. A system that’ll save serious space without compromising sound quality.