I’ve been a fan of Musical Fidelity from its beginnings in the early 1980s. The British company’s original 30-watt-per-channel stereo A1 integrated amplifier was a hit with budget-minded audiophiles ...

In March 1985, I was reading a copy of my favorite hi-fi magazine. It carried a story about a brand-new British amplifier from Musical Fidelity. The reviews for the A1 amplifier were glowing, as was ...

The budget-priced V-Can headphone amplifier isn't very pretty, but it sure sounds like a bona-fide high-end amp. I recently wrote about Musical Fidelity’s M1 HPA headphone amp. It sounded spectacular, ...

Musical Fidelity has announced the launch of its new M5xi and M6xi integrated stereo amplifiers. Adding to the company’s established M-Series of hi-fi separates, each new model promises a combination ...

Musical Fidelity has been a popular brand with audiophiles for many years, and recently the brand through its American distributor, Focal Naim North America, introduced its B1xi Integrated Amplifier.

Musical Fidelity’s new B1xi integrated amp ditches streaming for pure Class A/B power, a quality phono stage, and hi-res digital inputs for $879. Musical Fidelity has gone back to its roots — and ...

The Musical Fidelity A1 Integrated Amplifier goes back to the future offering Class A amplification, MM/MC phono cartridge support, and an upgraded power supply. Have we reached the saturation point ...

Despite their comparatively small number of years in business — the company was started in 1983 — Musical Fidelity have managed to build an impressive catalogue of products, driven ever forward by the ...