Musical Fidelity A

An iconic amplifier design of the 1980s makes a welcome return

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Review of the Musical Fidelity A1 integrated amplifier, the company's updated iteration of its Class A amp from the eighties

The Musical Fidelity AMS35i is very big, very heavy, very hot, and very expensive…but it sounds absolutely glorious and, thanks to its Class-A design, completely different…

Also destined to remain another one of life’s little mysteries is how Musical Fidelity has managed to deliver such outstandingly good performance for such a small outlay…

This is one amazing CD player, handsome looking with excellent build quality and sounding great. The sound produced by this CD player is very dynamic and rich in details. Cymbals sounds very realistic. Vocals sound natural and image portrayal has a...

Excelent amplifier for the money.The sound is warm and balanced and very addictive.I have it in my own 10 years and it is one hi fi components that has never been able to part

I am very happy with my apmlifier. I listen many hours of music every week.The speakers used are B&W Matrix 804 speakers. For the kind of music I listen to ( Pink Floyd, Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, It is a great Speaker for. First the amp must be...

I like this tuner, it sounds very very good with the right signal input. I am a radio Ham and have home brewed a good antenna for this and the results are CD quality without the edginess and harshness - really like the musicality of this tuner a great...

This is a GREAT integrated amplifier! Compares very, very favorably to Class A Pass Aleph (I have both). Tube like midrange, warm articulate sound, full bass, low distortion. Plenty of power.