One of the most popular articles we have ever run detailed Jeremy Sikora’s experience with his prized Quad 303/33 power amplifier/pre-amplifier combination. Tens of thousands of readers made it clear ...

The Quad 303 and 33 are two of the best British vintage audio components from before you were born. How do they sound decades later? As much as I want to say all of the great vintage audio came out of ...

British hi-fi brand Quad has revealed reimagined versions of two of its most beloved separates: the 33 preamplifier and the 303 stereo amplifier. Designed to work in tandem or independently from ...

First up is the Quad 33/303 pre/power combination, a reimagined version of the distinctive 33/303 amps from the 1960s that boasts all-new circuitry, a specially developed low-noise toroidal ...

Its revolutionary electrostatic loudspeakers, the 1957-released Quad ESL, are the most prominent example. But the Quad 303 stereo amplifier and Quad 33 preamplifier — both originally released in 1967 ...

The Quad model 33 control or pre-amplifier and the model 303 power amplifier were the company’s first transistor amps. In the late 60’s their design and looks were startling and their sound ...

Reinvented almost 60 years since the introduction of the original, this preamp/power amp combination modernises the classic style, and brings the sound up to date, too If you are a library, university ...

The iconic Quad 33 and 303 pre- and power amps are 60s icons, and now they're back with improved audio components and a retro design. They'll be available from mid-November priced from £1,199 each.

I listened extensively to 70’s-vintage Quad 33 control and Quad 303 power amps. These were first-generation transistor models. Sound-wise they’ve held-up pretty well over the years.

British hi-fi brand Quad has revealed reimagined versions of two of its most beloved separates: the 33 preamplifier and the 303 stereo amplifier. Designed to work in tandem or independently from each ...