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I have an LK style Classik Music K and the newer version. Sound quality wise, the newer one has a brighter, more detailed sound than the older model. As has already been mentioned, the newer Classik has digital as well as analogue inputs, but the older one has a clock/timer. The old Classik...

The original Lingo was in a shoe-box style case. If your Lingo is in the narrow case it is definitely a Lingo 1. There is some confusion over what constitutes a mark 2 - a wider version of the Lingo was introduced early in 2001, but the internal circuitry wasn't changed until later that...

The one in mine is too....

A pub near me recently had a Teac receiver installed with four JBL speakers. They paid £500 all-in including installation I think. The system can take up to 8 speakers, and it can play different music at different volumes in the bar and restaurant.

The NAS and each Linn DS connect to your broadband internet router (assuming you have one) with a standard network cable. If there are not enough spare sockets on your router (most have four, so you can connect 3 DS players and 1 NAS) you can add a network switch (these cost from £20...

The Majik DS is just a digital streamer. It has a built in volume control, so you could just add a power amp and speakers and you're ready to go. The Majik DS-I is a streamer, preamp, power amp, phono stage and DAC in one box. It is now sold as the Majik DS-M with a simpler remote control...

I think they are over £60 now, which does seem a lot of money for a small piece of metal and a rubber band. The adaptor does come free as part of the Majik LP12 package, but I always felt I was damaging the deck when I removed the pulley. Upgrading to the Radikal solved the problem.