Kiwi amplifier wins French accolades

The award-winning JAVA Single Shot integrated amp

NZ amp brand JAVA is picking up awards and getting international rave reviews.

JAVA boss Martin Bell spent a portion of 2023 overseas attending hi-fi shows and promoting his stunning range of amps, a necessary tactic in today’s crowded marketplace.

The award-winning JAVA Single Shot integrated amp

Happily, the distinctive and highly pleasing design of the gear proved a crowd magnet. But of course, the proof is in the pudding (as my great-grandmother used to say) and memorable design features are the icing on the cake; the main event being the phenomenal sound the JAVA range is capable of. And the right people, it seems, agreed.

The JAVA Single Shot integrated amplifier (discussed here and reviewed here) has received the Diapason d’Or award by the highly regarded French institution, Diapason. This is the most prestigious award that Diapason bestows on products and is reserved for ‘the best of the best’. In fact, it’s like a Palme d’Or for hi-fi products!

But that’s not all, folks! The JAVA Single Shot integrated amplifier has also received a Best of Capital Audiofest 2023 award, which you can read about here.

Meanwhile, keep an eye on Witchdoctor for Andy Baker’s upcoming review of the JAVA Double Shot 400-watt power amp.

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Steel has been penning his pungent prose for 40 years for publications too numerous to mention, most of them consigned to the annals of history. He is Witchdoctor's Editor-In-Chief/Music and Film Editor. He has strong opinions and remains unrepentant. Steel's full bio can be found here

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