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Neat Iota Alpha

£1470

Neat’s Iota Alphas are odd-looking things. Thanks to the mixture of knee-high stature and strangely angled appearance, it’s difficult to take them seriously. Yet, if you believe that beauty is as beauty does, then these floor-standers are something to savour. They’re for people that want great sound without room-dominating hi-fi.

We’re big fans of the original Iota stand-mounters. They remain a superb utility choice; small enough to squeeze into all sorts of places but always performing well. The idea

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