MUSIC SYSTEMS

Not everyone has space for separates, but with these compact hi-fi systems, there’s no need to compromise on the sound

View offers: whf.cm/BestMusicSystems2024 ■ Technics SA-C600 £799 The Technics SA-C600 is generously featured, nice to use and built well. Most importantly, it sounds good. While it is tempting to go through each source separately – built-in CD player, network streaming capabilities with up to 32-bit/384kHz file compatibility, DAB/FM radio, wirelessly via AirPlay 2, Chromecast or Bluetooth or its built-in moving-magnet phono stage – there is really no need to do so, as the SA-C600 proves an admirably consistent performer across the board. It produces musically compelling results regardless of how we are listening. We call it a system, but you still need to add a pair of speakers. Consider the likes of Dali’s Oberon 1 standmounters (£399) a good starting point, but the SA-C600 has enough ability to justify going…

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What Hi-Fi? (Digital) - 1 Issue, Awards 2024

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