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What Hi-Fi?
What Hi-Fi?
Technology
Kashfia Kabir

The rise of small, complete hi-fi systems that are more accessible for newcomers is a great direction for the industry

Ruark Sabre-R speakers and R610 streaming amp with Stereo-typing logo.

There is a small but significant change happening in the world of hi-fi right now. While traditional separates set-ups are still going strong, many manufacturers are now putting together complete systems that offer customers new to the world of hi-fi everything they need in one box, from all the components to even cables.

This may not feel like a particularly revolutionary endeavour (or even a new one), but it's one that has been missing in recent years. As brands are searching for ways to entice the next generation of hi-fi fans into the fold, I think this is a considered and inviting approach.

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