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Music Hall

Music Hall Electronics evolved after a trip to China in 2001. The factory that makes them is a small family owned business run by an ex-physics teacher. The first product was the CD-25, a derivative of an existing CD player in their range. It was followed by the Maverick SACD player, the Mambo ‘Class A’ integrated amp and the Maven high-end, 2-channel receiver. The latter was brought to market because most high-end manufacturers had converted their receivers to multi-channel leaving us 2-channel lovers bereft.

The latest items in the range are the CD25.2 CD player. This replaces the CD-25. It features a Burr-Brown PCM 1738 24-bit/192kHz DAC, better op-amps and improved power supply.
It is joined by the A25.2 which is a remote controlled 50 wpc. stereo integrated amp. It has 4 inputs and a tape loop. Both are pieces are inexpensive and sound amazing.