Packing a lot into a small space for a low price, Paul Rigby reviews the Q Acoustics Concept 20 speakers Q Acoustics have a well deserved reputation for creating value for…
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One of the most popular genres of hi-fi accessory currently on the market is the Bluetooth speaker, Paul Rigby reviews the Teufel Bamster Pro Bluetooth speakers are, as it where, in…
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A new Bluetooth/wireless speaker has joined the fray, but this one is allied closely to Yamaha’s audio network system, MusicCast. Paul Rigby reviews the WX030 The WX030 is designed to be…
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Ostensibly part of the larger MCRN870D mini system, you can also buy them separately. Paul Rigby reviews the Yamaha NSBP401 speakers The Yamaha MCRN870D mini system (£1,000) consists of the AU670…
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The latest in a long line of Bluetooth speakers, Riva claims that it is different, combining a high feature count and sound quality. Paul Rigby reviews the Turbo X to find out…
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Aimed at near-field computer use, Paul Rigby reviews the small in stature Steljes NS1 speakers Active speakers are amongst the most usable and handy accessories currently available in modern hi-fi. Useful,…
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Looking like the speaker equivalent of a 4×4 car, Paul Rigby reviews the Benchmark SMS1 speakers “Benchmark don’t do fashion.” You see, I like it when a company says that sort…
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Releasing an improved design brief to the original TR5 standmounts, Paul Rigby reviews the Roksan TR5 S2 speakers Roksan’s TR5 bi-wire capable speakers are back as ‘second generation’ (hence the S2…
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Looking for a budget pair of active speakers? Paul Rigby might just have the thing as he reviews the Fostex PX5HS I like active speakers. They are so darned useful. They…
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Releasing a new pair of stand-mounted, active designs bristling with connectivity options, Paul Rigby reviews the Tune 4 speakers Active speakers are becoming increasingly useful in terms of broadcasting digital content…
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With the increasing popularity of digital content, the notion of the active speaker with multiple connectivity options is becoming ever more useful. Paul Rigby reviews the shapely Eclipse TD-M1 speakers You…
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Taking cues from the past with modern twists of its own, Magnific Acoustics has released its first speaker product. Paul Rigby reviews the M521 I first saw this pair of speakers…
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Returning to the company’s roots, Leema has reintroduced the speaker that started it all, the Xen. Paul Rigby gets all nostalgic How old are you? I don’t mean to be rude…
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Looking to buy a set of value for money, top sounding speakers? Q Acoustics says that it has just the thing. Paul Rigby reviews the 3020 bookshelf model Egads it’s busy…
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Offering a low cost, design at under £100, Paul Rigby reviews the small stature Roth OLi RA1 speakers What with people either rediscovering or discovering vinyl for the very first time,…
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Want to stream your music from a mobile device? Paul Rigby reviews Sonos’ own Play:1 speaker which allows you to do just that Sonos has been one of the world’s leaders…
