The MusicWorks ReVo Table has won the Hi Fi Plus 'Product of the Year' award in the category Stands & TablesLink to Hi Fi Plus Article HERE

Purity of form often comes from the pursuit of purity of function. The beauty in the shape of a Stradivarius violin is the inevitable consequence of making the world's finest sounding violin.

We have been asked which industrial design company came up with the design of the ReVo table. to the questioner's surprise, the answer is none. The ReVo table is the consequence of form following function!

The truism that a well set up modestly priced system can outperform much more expensive kit that is less well set up is easily demonstrated using the ReVo. In fact in a recent Thursday evening listening session, all seven listeners preferred the good £550 CD player on the ReVo to the excellent £4,000+ CD player on our previous reference!

ReVo 100% acrylic 3 tier equipment table £895 (10mm acrylic) £1250 (15mm acrylic).

For a short period, customers who have purchased a Quadraspire / MusicWorks acrylic reference table from us can save 25% on the above prices.

This could easily be the most important Hi Fi product that we have heard in the last 10 yrears.

For the first time we are starting to exploit the promised dynamic range advantages of CD and SACD. Listening on CD to our favourite digital and analogue recordings on the ReVo table reveals a wealth of previously unheard musical detail. Whether it is hearing further into the acoustic of recordings, being able to follow complex instrument lines, illumination of subtle rhythm patterns...new insights are gained on every recording.

Of course the ReVo table is standing on the shoulders of previous developments such as the ReFlex mains block, but the leap forward it provides is difficult to overstate, or indeed for us to come fully to terms with.

Finally I must acknowledge some fellow travellers currently at the vanguard of what is the most exciting development in Hi Fi in the last 20 years. Firstly Hi Fi Plus with their articles and show demonstrations of the differences ancillaries make in system performance. High end dealer, Blade Audio in Surrey (www.lyngdorfaudio.co.uk/blade) are also pushing forward the boundaries of audio performance, through system set up.

Posted at: 23:17 on 29-09-2009