With retro good looks and a natural, relaxed sound to match, these Wharfedales are different, but undeniably superb

The Lintons may not be everyone’s idea of how they want to listen, but this is a taste that's worth acquiring. These speakers do an impressive job of capturing something of an older, fuller, more easy and open style of hi-fi sound without forgetting to make the music exciting. That excitement may not come thundering out of its cones, but you don’t need whisky and elbow patches to enjoy it either.

With effortless weight, spot-on stereo imaging and layer upon layer of marvellous detail, you could listen to these speakers for days and still not get tired. Just remember to change the record once in a while.

What Hi-Fi? | | November 2020

...had plenty of stage depth and sounded full bodied in good 'ol fashion. This made for generously large sound that all but jumped out to surround me... think big bodied, generous in soundstaging... fast and detailed... The Linton's have strong and tuneful bass - no doubt about that... they're a very easy loudspeaker to enjoy... strong bass and good bass damping, making for an informative delivery. The stage had good depth... There was plenty of detail... Full bodied, powerful and eager to go loud. They are also revealing and accurate... have your socks blown off - just try these!

OUTSTANDING - amongst the best.

Hi-Fi World | | November 2019