Tag: Home audio
Speakers sound way too expensive
CAN you believe these speakers cost a whopping $100,000 per pair? The new YG Acoustics Voyager Loudspeakers are meant for professional studio use only. The company behind them think they are so elite, they are only doing demos by personal…
Denon's PMA-500AE and DCD-500AE Advanced Evolution hi-fi separates released in UK
Denon, known for their quality, but expensive, components, are returning to their “affordable hi-fi roots” in the UK with the launch of hi-fi separates ranging in price from £160 to, err, £5,000.
Well, OK, sort of affordable. Some of it…
Fortunately, the PMA-500AE stereo hi-fi amplifier and DCD-500AE stereo CD player fall in well under £200.
Arcam launches Solo Movie 5.1 – a one-stop solution for your home cinema needs
The trouble with most home cinema systems is that in order to construct anything with the kind of quality most audiophiles and videophiles demand, you’re going to have to dedicate four feet of cabinet space to fitting in all…
Review: Orange Bluetooth Loudspeaker System
The propaganda While I was cleaning out the attic the other day I found a neat little stereo. It has all the usual play/pause, volumes controls and stuff, but the weird part is that it only takes these funny…
Macworld 2007: EzWake Alarm Clock for iPod
ezGear has announced the ezWake Alarm Clock specifically designed for the iPod. Not surprisingly, it's another speaker dock with clock. This one features a bright blue LED display with dimmer, easy to use controls, and a wireless remote control….
CES 2007: LG's flat panel speaker home theatre kit
So let's see: one massive LG telly… check. One high def hybrid player… check. But something's missing – oh wait, LG also has a few brand new home cinema speaker kits for you, which conveniently come in the same piano…
CES 2007: ZVOX's 425 wall-mount single-cabinet surround sound system
There’s no use in having all these fancy-schmanzy HDTVs if you don’t have adequate speakers for your home cinema get-up. Enter ZVOX, who are showing off the World’s first full-range single-cabinet wall-mountable surround sound system, the 425. It’s only 5 inches deep, so unlike the predecessor the 325, it’s quite slim, but has the added oomph of combining five speakers, a powerful amplifier, two subwoofers, and finally ZVOX’s exclusive PhaseCue circuitry, allowing for ‘remarkable, three-dimensional virtual surround sound effects’. It measures just 37”w x 7”h x 5”d, an amazing feat for something so powerful, and will be available around Summer 2007 for approximately $599.99.
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Accustic Arts launch upgraded CD Player 1 Mk2
Accustic Arts have released their upgraded CD player 1 Mk 2, an exceptionally high-end CD player for true music lovers (you'll have to be – I'll tell you the price at the end). What you get for that cash…
iSymphony M2UK micro DVD system with iPod dock
iSymphony continue to grow their range of "Made for iPod" home audio/video products with the introduction of the M2UK. We've already featured its first incarnation — the M2UK sports some new features: * Progressive scan front-loading DVD player able…
Final Sound's new subwoofer speakers and 300 inverter panels
Final Sound, who claim the world's lightest and flattest high-definition audio speakers for home theatre and audio use, today announced a new line of subwoofers. The Final S110 speaker is an 8-inch long throw, 100 watt RMS down firing/bass reflex…
