HiFi Separates
HiFi separates - also known as high-fidelity separates or audio separates - refer to individual audio components that are designed to work together as part of an all-encompassing HiFi system. Instead of an all-in-one integrated system, HiFi separates allow users to select and connect individual components based on their specific preferences and requirements.
HiFi separates - also known as high-fidelity separates or audio separates - refer to individual audio components that are designed to work together as part of an all-encompassing HiFi system. Instead of an all-in-one integrated system, HiFi separates allow users to select and connect individual components based on their specific preferences and requirements.
HiFi separates are typically designed to deliver exceptional audio performance and provide flexibility for customisation and upgrades. This allows users to configure a wholly-bespoke sound system that can expand over time.
Lenco L-30 Turntable, Natural Wood
Lenco LS-300 Turntable with Speakers Bundle, Black
Tangent CD II CD Player
TEAC TN-180BT-A3 Bluetooth Turntable, Black
Dual CS 435-1 Turntable, Black
Audio Technica AT-LP3 Turntable, White
Audio Technica AT-LP3 Turntable, Black
Audio Technica AT-LPW30TK Manual Belt-Drive Turntable, Wood Based
Pro-Ject AUTOMAT Series A1 - Fully Automatic Turntable
Dual CS 415-2 Turntable, Black
Denon DCD-600NE CD Player, Black
Audio Technica AT-LPW40WN Manual Belt-Drive Turntable, Wood Based
Yamaha A-S301 Stereo Amplifier Black with Free Cable Pack
Audio Technica AT-LPW50PB Fully Manual Belt-Drive Turntable
Denon RCD-M41 DAB Micro Hi-Fi System, Black with Free Cable Pack
Audio Technica AT-LP5X Turntable, Black
Marantz CD6007 CD Player, Black
Denon PMA-600NE Integrated Stereo Amplifier, Black
Yamaha A-S501 Stereo Amplifier, Black with Free Cable Pack
Pro-Ject E1 BT Turntable, White
Pro-Ject T1 Phono SB Turntable (Cartridge Included), Walnut
Dual CS 458 EV Turntable, Oak
ELAC Miracord 50 Turntable
Marantz CD6007 CD Player, Silver
Denon DP-400 Hi-Fi Turntable, Black
Audiolab 6000N Play Audio Streamer, Black w/ Free Phono Cable
IOTA VX SA3 Integrated Stereo Amplifier w/ SA3 Bluetooth Adaptor
Marantz PM6007 Integrated Amplifier, Black with Free Cable Pack
Arcam HDA SA10 Integrated Amplifier
Pro-Ject Debut Carbon Evo Turntable, Satin Steel Blue
Denon DCD-100 Compact Design CD Player, Black / Silver
Denon DP-400 Hi-Fi Turntable, White
Denon DP-450 Hi-Fi Turntable w/ USB, Black
Bluesound NODE Wireless Music Streamer, Black with Free Phono Cable
Mission 778x Integrated Amplifier with Bluetooth, Black
Bluesound NODE Hi-Res Music Streamer, White
Marantz CD60 CD Player, Silver with Free Phono Cable
Marantz HD-AMP1 Compact Amplifier, Black
Marantz CD60 CD Player, Black with Free Phono Cable
Marantz PM7000N Streaming Amplifier, Black with Free Cable Pack
About HiFi Separates
Traditional HiFi separates commonly include amplifiers, CD players and turntables. More recently, this has expanded to include products such as network streamers and USB DACs for integration of digital source into analogue HiFi systems.
HiFi separates are favoured by audio enthusiasts who prioritise audio quality, customisation, and the ability to upgrade individual components when required. HiFi separates also offer the flexibility to mix and match different brands and models, allowing users to create a tailored audio system based on their preferences and budget.
It's important to note that HiFi separates require proper integration and setup to achieve optimal performance. Considerations such as speaker matching, cable quality, room acoustics, and placement play a significant role in attaining the best possible audio experience.
FAQs
What are HiFi separates?
HiFi separates are individual audio components that are designed to work together to create a high-fidelity audio system. Common HiFi separates include amplifiers, CD players and turntables.
Is it OK to stack HiFi separates?
Stacking HiFi separates is OK, with stacking being common in many audio setups. It’s important to prioritise proper ventilation for each unit to prevent overheating; placing components on separate shelves or racks may be preferred for this reason.
How do you stack HiFi separates?
Most HiFi separates are a similar width and depth making them easy to place on top of one another to create a stack. You will want to stack the amplifier on top where possible so it can radiate heat adequately. However, also consider the distribution of weight to avoid a stack being unstable.
