Not only does the April 2018 Stereophile feature our new "Recommended Components" listing, updated and revised (p.47), featured on the cover and reviewed inside is Bel Canto's Black ACI 600. This is a revolutionary kind of all-in-one product, a network-connected integrated amplifier that accepts both digital and analog inputs, including phono. Turn to p.110 to see what we think of it.
And there are more equipment reports to be found in this 188-page issue: Mikey Fremer reviews a massive monoblock from Greek company Ypsilon; Larry Greenhill reviews an almost-as-massive stereo amplifier from Australian company Constellation; Herb Reichert reviews an English Harbeth speaker; and John Atkinson reviews both the English Callia DAC from Prism Sound and the newly restored, MQA-encoded reissue of Radka Toneff's classic Fairytales album from Norway. And in other music coverage Moby talks to Robert Baird about his fight against the Loudness Wars.
