Loudspeakers

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Hi-Fi Choice  |  Nov 04, 2019  |  0 comments
There’s plenty to like about this lofty but elegant floorstander in Fyne Audio’s Premium range
Ed Selley  |  Mar 13, 2012  |  0 comments
Second coming Guru’s original QM10 was a true music maker, but never the greatest all-rounder. With this in mind, Jason Kennedy greets the new QM10two As we discovered in Hi-Fi Choice 317, the original Guru QM10 was a little charmer; even sat next to far more expensive boxes it could carry a tune like few others. Still, it wasn’t the world’s most transparent two-way and when fed with serious amounts of power had a habit of going out to lunch. In short, what it needed was a beefed up drivetrain, the means by which it could move air more forcefully.
Hi-Fi Choice  |  Jan 24, 2020  |  0 comments
This mid-priced single-chassis speaker system comes with Google voice control and has plenty going for it
Hi-Fi Choice  |  Sep 21, 2020  |  0 comments
The Citation 500 is intended to combine room-filling sound with the convenience of voice control
 |  Jan 19, 2015  |  0 comments
Hart Audio may not be a household name but David Hart’s Isle of Wight-based business has a refreshing approach to audio design and high-quality UK manufacturing, as well as a growing number of passionate customers appreciating service and bespoke production. Hart Audio sells its speakers direct in the UK so you won’t find its speakers at your local hi-fi dealer. The new incarnation of the imposing EVO1 commands attention even when it’s silent. Two large, understated enclosures per channel, each boasting a purposeful 12in driver hints that you’re about to hear something different.
Hi-Fi Choice  |  Jan 11, 2023  |  0 comments
How do you prefer to use your loudspeakers: grilles on or off?
Hi-Fi Choice  |  Aug 23, 2019  |  0 comments
Compact Bluetooth loudspeaker ditches the wires
Hi-Fi Choice  |  Oct 03, 2018  |  0 comments
There is a school of thought among some loudspeaker buyers that standmount designs are a bit of a waste of time. To be clear, this is not referring to those small speakers mounted on wall brackets or tucked away on a shelf, but rather those that are positioned in their own space on the floor atop a pair of stands.
Hi-Fi Choice  |  Feb 15, 2024  |  0 comments
JBL turns the clock back for another retro classic in the making
Hi-Fi Choice  |  Dec 06, 2023  |  0 comments
Prepare yourself for a blast from the past
 |  Jan 21, 2015  |  0 comments
Floorstanding loudspeakers are hugely popular right now, with seemingly more models vying for our attention on a daily basis. It’s a competitive market that has been growing consistently stronger sincefloorstanders first grabbed our attention back in the nineties. Their popularity is a win-win for music fans as the wealth of models means quality is high and prices competitive. It’s fair to say that American loudspeaker companies are often viewed with slightly raised eyebrows in the UK, but here JBL follows more elegant speaker designs rather than the muscular monitors it is better known for.
Hi-Fi Choice  |  Sep 04, 2020  |  0 comments
Kanto takes the powered loudspeaker concept upmarket with its latest model
Hi-Fi Choice  |  Jul 23, 2019  |  0 comments
New to the UK, this powered speaker from Canada offers great potential as a hi-fi starter system
Hi-Fi Choice  |  Nov 06, 2019  |  First Published: Nov 05, 2019  |  0 comments
New to the UK, this powered speaker from Canada offers great potential as a hi-fi starter system
Ed Selley  |  Nov 28, 2011  |  0 comments
Blade Runner KEF’s Blade celebrates 50 years of loudspeaker innovation with the most dramatic leap forward in decades, says Paul Messenger KEF has been virtually synonymous with loudspeaker innovation for five decades. Although in recent years the company’s main preoccupation seems to have been with multichannelhome cinema, through an impressive succession of clever designs, but the Blade looks likely to put KEF back on the stereo hi-fi top table. Conceived by Mark Dodd and executed with considerable assistance from Jack Oclee-Brown, a Project Blade ‘technology demonstrator’ first appeared two years ago. There was talk of it going into production, but nothing had been decided and its elaborate and costly enclosure – a carbon fibre,balsa wood sandwich – meant that the price was likely to be something like twice our review speaker’s £20,000 price.

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