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"Gryphon's Antileon Revelation is the latest iteration of a power amplifier series that began in 1995 with the original Antileon, and has since progressed through Signature, EVO and Anniversary editions. Priced just shy of £40,000, and weighing 90kg, it has all the hallmarks of a flagship model, although in the Danish manufacturer's catalogue it sits one below the aptly titled Apex, a flagship that's more than twice the price and twice the weight."

"It hasn't taken long for solid diamond cantilevers to become a thing. EAT's Jo N°10 is the fifth moving-coil cartridge we've reviewed – including models from Ortofon [HFN Oct '19 & Mar '22] and DS Audio [HFN Feb '21] – that is so-equipped, distinguishing it from its predecessor siblings, the Jo N°5 [HFN Dec '18] and Jo N°8 [HFN Dec '19]. At £6999, however, the Jo N°10 represents quite a price hike from those latter models, selling for £999 and £1999, respectively. This suggests there's plenty of scope for EAT to develop interim models and fill the gap."

"Arriving in the wake of similar products from FiiO [HFN Jul '25] and Eversolo [HFN May '24], the DMP-A1 from Dorpo is a streaming DAC/preamp/headphone amp that's both rich in features and generously connected. It's also thoroughly modern, from its focus on app control to its compatibility with SSD storage and 'phones with balanced 4.4mm plugs. Such is the flexibility on offer that the £1799 price tag might surprise, if we hadn't already seen other Chinese-developed units offering similar value for money."

"Considering the last Aurender model reviewed in HFN was the three-box flagship N50 network server, with an asking price of £38,900 and – as reviewer Andrew Everard put it – 'not a DAC in sight' [HFN Jun '26], the South Korean marque's A1000 appears both positively affordable and brimming with features. Selling for £4600, this single-chassis unit combines network streaming and app control with a DAC stage offering fixed and variable output, plus the option of adding onboard storage."

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