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Elac's 244.3 bookshelf speakers have a real sense of purpose that defies its minimal size. StereoNET's Steve Smith takes a closer look and gains an education on the Elac brand.
Posted in: Hi-Fi
The Alva TT turntable freshly minted by boutique UK audio brand, Cambridge Audio has landed in Australia with the promise of unshackling your vinyl spinner from its traditional perch on top of a hi-fi rack.
Posted in: Hi-Fi
No fewer than 11 McIntosh products, encompassing pre-amps, receivers and integrated amplifiers, have received Roon Tested designation and, the Binghamton NY audio crew are pretty happy with that.
Posted in: Hi-Fi
It’s a wireless loudspeaker system like no other! Incomparable is probably the best way to describe McIntosh’s foray into the Wireless Loudspeaker genre with its monolithic RS200 model.
Posted in: Lifestyle Smart Homes & IoT
Subwoofer experts, REL, have announced its all-new HT/1508 Predator 15" Subwoofer complete with 3-inches of excursion, powered by an 800-watt amplifier and designed to be a compact powerhouse at a reasonable price.
Posted in: Home Theatre
California-based Wolf Cinema will demonstrate its TXF-3500 UHD/8K home cinema projector at the upcoming Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) event in Amsterdam.
Posted in: Home Theatre Visual
McIntosh's newly announced MTi100 Integrated Turntable could be the world's most versatile turntable as it features Bluetooth, a built-in amp, digital inputs, speaker, subwoofer and headphone outputs as well as that legendary McIntosh engineering.
Posted in: StereoLUX! Hi-Fi
Cambridge Audio has launched the Alva TT, the world's first turntable featuring aptX HD audio, at CES 2019.
Posted in: Hi-Fi Technology
While the MC275 valve amplifier remains the brand’s most iconic model, the soon to be released C70 preamp and MC2152 power amplifier signal a new direction for McIntosh.
Posted in: StereoLUX! Hi-Fi
The latest speakers from McIntosh have been designed to be easier to fit into more home environments. The XRT1.1K boasts no fewer than 70 drivers in a cabinet that is under 6-feet tall.
Posted in: StereoLUX! Hi-Fi