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Audiolab 8300CD review

Audiolab 8300CD review

Posted on September 14, 2015August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

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We’re not surprised Audiolab’s engineers have taken an evolutionary approach to the development of this new machine. There’s much at stake here. The most obvious change is the softer, more rounded look, though we prefer the crisper lines of the original. There are the usual black and silver finish options.

We also prefer the earlier design’s longer-travel button feel to the small movement clicks of the 8300CD.
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