Kits and Components for the Audiophile Community

WDKEL84 amplifier kit

An ideal kit for the first time builder and for the audiophile who requires a high performance valve amplifier, KEL84 achieves unerring speaker driving capability from a brace of EL84 valves per channel. Clever transformer design maximises the current delivery of the output stage allowing this 15 Watt per channel design to drive even electrostatic speakers successfully. click here to read more...

WD88VA amplifier kit

Based around the remarkable KT88 output valve, the WD88VA builds on designer Andy Grove's extensive experience with high powered valve designs to produce an amplifier with outstanding performance into any load. Published in Hi-Fi World magazine June - October 2006, the WD88VA is available as a Power Amplifier with passive volume control or Integrated amplifier with five, relay switched, line level inputs. click here to read more...

WD25 Aperiodic speaker kit

Aperiodic (meaning 'without resonance') speaker design has been overlooked amongst commercial 'boom box' reflex designs. Here is your chance to build an efficient, easy-to-drive, natural sounding speaker with the precision and clarity that lets you hear exactly what is recorded on your records or CDs. Available as a stand-mount or floorstanding kit this is an ideal speaker for the valve amplifier owner. click here to read more...

SLATEDECK plinths for Garrard & Lenco

Idler drive turntables were unjustly labelled with rumble problems in the '60s allowing belt drive designs to achieve commercial success. Recent discoveries of the capabilities of classic Garrard and Goldring Lenco designs such as the 301, 401 and GL75 and G88/99 turntables has sparked a resurgence of interest in the incredible performance that these idler drive designs can deliver when properly mounted. Slatedeck plinths give you the opportunity to achieve the performance and sound that your classic Garrard or Lenco turntable was designed to produce, as well as being beautiful to behold. click here to read more...

IMPROVING your loudspeakers

Most loudspeakers can benefit from improvements to their mechanical structure and electrical components. Amazingly you can do this without upsetting the basic design and you don't need any tools other than a screwdriver and soldering iron. In this series of articles, recently published in Hi-Fi World magazine, we show you how... click here to read more...

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