JIM AUSTIN It’s rare for a Stereophile reviewer to review two loudspeakers in a row from the same manufacturer, but then these are unusual times. Because of the pandemic, Magico’s M2s got stuck here for a year (I know: poor me)....
Che sorpresa! There I was expecting delivery of a pair of small, bookshelf loud-speakers and the courier made me sign for two outrageously large cartons, both of which were so heavy that I had to get a trolley to move them...
by Simon Lucas Money-no-object, no-holds- barred, uncompromised and uncompromising loudspeakers are dead easy to build. Just use the most expensive and highest-performing components you can find, commission a hot-shot industrial designer to help with the looks, spend as long as you...
Klipsch is targeting the soundbar market as well as stereophiles with its latest Heritage Wireless powered speaker pair. Ed Selley listens in. Read our Klipsch The Fives Review. AS WELL AS a strong line in passive speakers, Klipsch has been producing...
Triangle’s latest range of speakers combines some of its design trademarks with some new thinking. Ed Selley tries it out. Read our Triangle Borea BR03 Review. New Triangle speakers don’t appear that often, the company being in the habit of replacing...
A foundation range for two decades, MA’s Bronze series goes for gold with the standmount 100. Read our monitor audio bronze 100 review. Review: Mark Craven Lab: Paul Miller Bookshelf/standmount two-way loudspeaker Made by: Monitor Audio Ltd, Rayleigh, Essex Supplied by:...
Denon’s new trio of wireless speakers use the well-proven HEOS wireless streaming platform, and share a clear and laudable focus on delivering high-quality music. Read our Denon Home Review. [wpsm_toplist] If you’ve heard of the HEOS wireless multiroom platform, well, this...
