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The CL750 uses RHA’s ultra-wideband CL Dynamic transducer for authentic sound reproduction up to 45kHz. Drawing design inspiration from the critically-acclaimed MA750, it features stainless steel housings in RHA’s Aerophonic design, in addition to a new braided OFC cable with 3. 5mm or 6. 25mm terminations.

Optimised for use with amplifiers, RHA's new CL1 Ceramic combines two unique transducer technologies to exert what the manufacturer is claiming are unprecedented levels of control over an extended frequency range. The headphone’s CL Dynamic transducer has been engineered for bass and midrange accuracy, while the ceramic plate driver generates precise upper frequency and harmonic tones. The CL1 also features RHA’s first high-density ceramic housings and detachable cable system with mouldable over-ear hooks, affording high levels of both durability and comfort. weighing just 45g and with a claimed 87dB sensitivity and 150ohm impedance, the in-ear headphones come bundled with11 pairs of silicone and Comply foam ear tips, a clothing clip, protector case and cleaning cloth.

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Big news has reached us from Roksan concerning the latest addition to its K3 Series – the CD Di, which is acombination of CompactDisc player and digital-to-analogue converter that expands the range to a greater choice of input sources, the manufacturer tells us. We loved Roksan's first set of K3 components, launched earlier this year, when we partnered the CD player with matching integrated amplifier and the combo received a well-earned Editor's Choice back in the April issue (HFC 396). Roksan continues: "The idea behind the CD Di is to provide audio enthusiasts with a high-quality digital source that will not only play an existing CD library to the expected audiophile standard, but willalso host an array of other digital sources as one audiophile 'hub'. By incorporating both CD player and DAC into one box, users can save space by avoiding the need for extra boxes and achieve consistent audio performance across digital platforms.

Whole new range of hi-fi kit from Monitor Audio offshoot

Meet the latest update to Roksan’s famed Radius turntable, the Radius 7. Boasting the same decoupled dual-layer plinth design as the company’s Xerxes record deck, but in a new precision-machined ‘glass-effect’ finish, the Radius 7 features a high-accuracy, temperature-compensated crystal speed control system, claimed to maintain pitch-perfect speed stability at both 33 and 45rpm. The Radius 7 comes supplied as standardwith the Roksan Nima tonearm, which is a low-friction, uni-pivot design that allowsany pick-up cartridge to navigate the groove accurately to a fine tolerance. Assembled byhand, the aluminium alloy arm tube boaststhe same internal wiring as Roksan’s previousflagship tonearm, the Artemiz.