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Formed in Japan in 1925 – the same year that Japanese radio broadcasts began – Luxman is one of the world’s oldest high-performance audio brands. It was originally created to deliver a domestic alternative to radio equipment emanating from the United States and Europe, and came to prominence globally as a leading manufacturer of high-quality hi-fi separates in the 1970s and 1980s. Luxman’s current range encompasses solid-state and valve-based amplifiers, CD/SACD players, USB DACs, headphone amps, phono amps, turntables and cables. R&D and manufacturing continue to be centered in Japan, maintaining Luxman’s heritage as one of the country’s foremost high-end audio brands.
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To commemorate its 95th anniversary, Japanese high-end specialist Luxman has revisited a classic amp from the latter years of the 20th Century – the L-570 – and thoroughly re-engineered it inside and out to create the L-595A SE.
New CD player/DAC from venerable Japanese high-end audio specialist Luxman (est. 1925) harnesses exemplary engineering to deliver superb sound.
New turntable from venerable Japanese high-end audio specialist Luxman (est. 1925) delivers exemplary engineering, effortless operation and superb sound.
Venerable Japanese high-end audio specialist delivers its finest integrated amp yet – the L-509X – coupling classic styling, exceptional build quality and lashings of pure musical power.
Venerable Japanese high-end audio specialist Luxman celebrates its 10th decade of production with a special-edition valve preamp and power amp, each strictly limited to 100 pieces.
Venerable Japanese high-end audio specialist delivers its finest integrated amplifier yet, operating in pure Class A mode to deliver an addictive musical rush.
Venerable Japanese high-end audio specialist adds new CD/SACD player, preamplifier and power amplifier to its illustrious range of hi-fi components.
Renowned Japanese high-end audio brand switches UK distribution to the International Audio Group’s UK subsidiary.
