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Hi-Fi: The History of High-End Audio Design player and non-slip grips keep thingsWhy It Made The List A lavish, image led tour through high end audio design, the sort of book that makes you want to clear a shelf for a turntable you dont yet own. Gideon Schwartz, founder of New Yorks Audioarts, traces how home stereo kit evolved from tank like 1950s amplifiers to todays sleek streaming hubs, treating speakers, receivers and turntables as industrial design objects as much as sound machines. Across 272 pages its packed with the icons