Multiroom speakers are all the rage these days. It seems that every brand has their own “All In One” system capable of wifi streaming and Bluetooth connectivity. Triangle is a well-known French speaker brand known for their superb build quality and has been around for over 35 years and has now decided to throw their […]
British audio company, Orbitsound, is launching of its innovative new high-end design, the Air D1. The Air D1 is a completely active, standalone single speaker, using Orbitsound’s proprietary Airsound™ technology, an approach that delivers to each listener a full stereo image, without the need for a second speaker.
To mark its fortieth anniversary, the German HiFi brand T+ A has announced the launch of their Solitaire CWT 1000-40 loudspeakers.
With the Alumine Three, Swiss HiFi manufacturer, Stenheim, say that they have distilled the quality of its Alumine Five speaker into a compact housing.
SVS, who manufacture speakers, subwoofers and audio accessories, have announced the SVS Prime Pinnacle speaker. Prime Pinnacle features an all-new driver array with 5.25-inch midrange, three 6.5-inch woofers housed in separate ported sub-enclosures and a high-performance 1-inch aluminium dome tweeter.
Morel’s Högtalare is a big wireless speaker, but even though its big doesn’t mean it takes up a lot of space. At 33 cm square, Högtalare, as well as functioning as a stand alone unit, also fits into your IKEA Kallax or Expedit shelf unit, reducing its footprint to a minimum.
JBL’s modern take on its legendary L100 loudspeaker, otherwise known as ‘the one from the Maxell tape ad’, is now available across the UK.
Henley Audio have announced the updated La Scala speaker from Klipsch. Originally designed for professional use and released for the first time in 1963, the La Scala took its name from the Teatro alla Scala in Italy.
At a penny shy of £1000 the Airpulse A300 are an active loudspeaker with onboard amps and DAC. Alan McIntosh puts them through their paces.
Xavian have announced their our brand new Classic Series reference monitors, which offer “classic appearance and the most up-to-date technologies” Xavian can offer.
Costing £1000 the Blackwoods are the latest loudspeaker from Electricbeach and use an interesting driver layout. Ian Ringstead takes a listen.
Costing £1000 the Blackwoods are the latest loudspeaker from Electricbeach and use an interesting driver layout. Ian Ringstead takes a listen.
Building on the the D4.1, Raidho’s chief-designer, Benno Baun Meldgaard and his team, has adapted the technologies used in the flagship Raidho TD4.8 and created the new TD4.2.
High End Estonian loudspeaker brand, Estelon, has launched the newest addition to its flagship series, Forza.
Think electrostatic hybrid loudspeakers and a handful of names will come to mind, and likely top of that list will be Martin Logan. Here Janine Elliot takes their ElectroMotion ESL X costing £4998 for a spin.
Think electrostatic hybrid loudspeakers and a handful of names will come to mind, and likely top of that list will be Martin Logan. Here Janine Elliot takes their ElectroMotion ESL X costing £4998 for a spin.
ECLIPSE, the Japanese loudspeaker brand, who have a long association with music creation and reproduction, was chosen by Davide Sciacca for his recent solo classical guitar performance in Liverpool, which was supported by retailer Doug Brady.
The P3 Evolution is the new flagship floorstander in the Ophidian Audio P-series range.
Made in the Czech Republic but with an Italian heritage, Xavian Perla loudspeakers are a smallish loudspeaker made of solid oak and costing €1990 plus stands. Could these be the pearl in the oyster you have been looking for?
If you are in the market for a sub-£200 loudspeaker you have lots of options, but Wharfedale is a name that has been in this market for donkeys’ years and so if only for that reason their D320 standmounters attracted our attention. But how do they perform? Harry and Stuart Smith find out.
McIntosh has announced the RS200 Wireless Loudspeaker System.
ECLIPSE, the Japanese loudspeaker brand, will be demonstrating its loudspeaker technologies at the Bristol Hifi Show 2019, with a speaker and subwoofer (2.1) combination.
Gauder Akustik, the German loudspeaker company, co-owned by Dr Roland Gauder, have released images of their new Darc 40 prototype.
High-end speaker manufacturer, YG Acoustics has incorporated some of their flagship technologies, including BilletDome and ViseCoil, into its Hailey series of loudspeakers.
Thirty years on from the birth of the Neat Petite loudspeaker, Neat Acoustics are using this year’s Bristol Hifi Show to introduce another new design which firmly adheres to Neat’s ‘Thinking Inside the Box” mantra.
Previewed at last year’s Show, the Kudos Audio Titan 505 is a standmount loudspeaker that is now full production.
Following the launch of the 300 Series last year and the AE1 Active and 100 Series in 2017, this year’s Bristol Hifi Show hosts another first for Acoustic Energy.
Falcon Acoustics is very proud to be remaking history with its re-creation of the BBC’s first LS3/5A ‘no-compromise’ prototype design, conceived two years before the first commercial production in 1976.
