Dropping out the ES9018K2M DAC used in the 6000A, Audiolab has switched to a new-generation 32-bit ES9038Q2M ESS Sabre chip for its new model, the same one as found in the more premium Audiolab ...

The 6000A falls one level below Audiolab’s 8300A integrated amplifier ($1,299.99) and while it may not offer as much power as its more expensive sibling (50 watts/channel into 8 ohms vs 75 ...

Audiolab’s 6000A MkII Integrated Amplifier Has Finally Arrived…But We’re Not Ditching Its Predecessor Quite Yet. After 7 years, Audiolab has replaced the classic 6000A with the MkII iteration. New ...

Audiolab is a British hi-fi manufacturer that is well-known for its high-quality audio components. In fact, its entry-level 6000A has been one of the most popular stereo amplifiers for those looking ...

Listening to the Audiolab 6000A, we are taken with how clean and articulate it sounds. It has a gorgeous sense of clarity and ample detail that keeps you listening comfortably for hours on end. The ...

At the heart of the Audiolab 6000N Play is a high-quality ES9018 Sabre32 Reference DAC (Digital-to-Analogue Converter), the same chip used in the highly acclaimed Audiolab 6000A integrated amplifier.

Audiolab's entry-level amp gets technology from the firm's flagship models, including a brand new DAC and improved amp circuitry. The Audiolab 6000A MkII will be available from April for £699 ...

Audiolab is well known for making high-quality hi-fi components at relatively affordable prices. One of its most iconic products is the 2011-released M-DAC, a fantastic DAC and headphone amplifier for ...

Let’s get the good part of this review out of the way first. The Audiolab 6000N Play uses a ES9018 Sabre32 Reference DAC, which is capable of handling high-resolution music up to 24-bit/192kHz.

Audiolab has unveiled the sequel to its five-star 6000A stereo amplifier. The new unit – logically dubbed the Audiolab 6000A MkII – promises to take the original's performance to new heights, and ...