Trade show news

The Hama Tube X costs 19.99 euros and offers 12 hours of battery life, Bluetooth 5.3, TWS stereo, an AUX input, and a replaceable battery.

All the highlights of High End Vienna 2026 at a glance: new speakers, amplifiers, turntables, streaming products and exciting trends from the world’s most important HiFi show.

Yamaha presents the NX-70A. These wireless active speakers offer AirPlay 2, Google Cast, HDMI eARC, MusicCast, and automatic room calibration via YPAO R.S.C. for 2,949 euros per pair.

Bowers & Wilkins celebrates its 60th anniversary with the new 800 Series Diamond D5, featuring revised cabinet technology, signature technologies, and new luxury finishes.

Klipsch presents the Klipschorn 80th Anniversary Edition, limited to 280 pairs. The anniversary model features a modern two-way horn system with DSP technology and Tigerwood veneer.

Cambridge Audio introduces the Evo 300. The streaming amp delivers up to 2 x 550 watts, HDMI eARC, Qobuz Connect, a large color display, and a phono input for €3,999.

Audio-Technica presents the new reference cartridge AT-MCD1 with integrated diamond cantilever, Shibata stylus, and titanium housing at High End Vienna 2026.

Cambridge Audio is now also offering the Evo One in Midnight Black. The all-in-one system features 14 speakers, 700 watts, HDMI eARC, a phono input, and hi-res streaming.

Audio Reference presents reference systems from Wilson Audio, Dan D’Agostino, dCS, Velodyne, and Perlisten across 2,000 square meters at High End Vienna 2026.

CANOR is updating its Performance Line with the Verto D3 tube DAC and the Asterion V3 phono preamp. Premiere at High End Vienna 2026.