Audiolab
Pure performance, pure value.
Audiolab has earned a reputation for delivering exceptional audio performance at accessible prices. Their amplifiers, CD players, and DACs consistently earn top awards from the world's leading audio publications.
Philosophy
Born in Cambridge in 1983, Audiolab was founded on a belief that extraordinary audio performance should be within reach of any serious listener. Every product is engineered in Britain with an obsessive focus on the fundamentals — power supply design, signal path quality, and component selection — delivering performance that routinely outclasses products at many times the price.
Products
Technologies
The innovations that make Audiolab products extraordinary.
ESS Sabre DAC
Reference conversion at every level.
Audiolab applies ESS Sabre DAC technology across their range, from the ES9038PRO in the 9000 series to the ES9038Q2M in the 7000. Their implementation goes beyond the reference circuit — with precision power supplies, custom analogue output stages, and careful PCB layout — to extract the full potential of these industry-leading DAC chips.
Time Domain Jitter Elimination
Timing perfection.
Jitter — tiny timing errors in the digital signal — is one of the most audible forms of digital distortion. Audiolab's multi-stage jitter elimination circuitry reconditions incoming digital signals with extreme precision, removing timing errors and their associated harmonic distortion products before they reach the DAC.
Dual-Mono Architecture
Total channel separation.
The 9000A features a true dual-mono power amplifier stage with fully independent signal paths, power supplies, and transformer windings for left and right channels. This eliminates inter-channel crosstalk and ensures that dynamic peaks in one channel never affect the other, preserving the full width and depth of the stereo image.
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