you must be thinking: can sound bar can really be that good? we have heard first hand and we must say its performance certainly surprises us, especially so when it comes from a non-audiophile maker. therefore we suppose, a sound bar that has horn-loaded technology coming from a firm with rich audiophile and high-end audio history, such as the Klipsch…
no. what you see here is not a new guitar amp from legendary guitar amp maker, Marshall. it is Marshall’s first foray into consumer loudspeaker since dabbling into personal audio gear almost two years ago and it has a pretty cool name to it as well: Marshall Hanwell Speakers. created to mark Marshall amplification division’s 50th anniversary, this loudspeaker…
let’s be honest: the stock speakers of most HDTV is anything but awesome. which is why discerning users enlist the help of multi-speaker system to give the audio department a boost – at the risk of being consumed by the clutter of wires snaking through their living room, not to mention the complexity of getting them up and ready. we really don’t have to…
nobody fancy clutters that have become a necessary evil when it comes to improving your TV sound system. hence, sound bar offers a rather attractive solution for those who are not particularly anal about having audiophile-grade experience but then again, it does come with a pretty steep sticker which is of course, not the fancy of every folks. to counter this, Sceptre…
just not too long ago, we were bombarded with sound docks but as you might have noticed, the era of sound dock has past and the most recent sortie is wireless speakers in the form of Bluetooth connectivity. as you might have expected, every tom, dick and harry have let loose their own wireless contraptions, however, being a style-conscious gadget…
to us, home theater system setup is totally pointless unless they are of exacting standards which means they have to come from a reliable firm that actually knows what they are doing rather than just turning out system after system for the sake of market share. Klipsch happens to be not one of the…
despite the rumor of the new iPhone sporting a newly design docking pin, Denon has pushed ahead announcing it’s first sound dock dubbed as Cocoon. though, Denon has little to worry about as the Cocoon is equipped with Apple’s AirPlay which should make it last for years to come, well, at least until Apple decided to axe AirPlay, which is of course, an unlikely scenario…
not all of us are natural-born DJ and for some, getting the right mix requires much practice, which you can do it with this Philips DJ-Dock Mini System (FWP3200D). equipped with a pair of rotating docks for your Apple’s iPhones or iPod Touches, it pumps out your sweet, thumping mixes from the two sources via two 5.25-inch woofers and two 2.0-inch tweeters…
there is something particularly alluring about repurposed objects or anything that’s old and given a new lease of life. case in point: the Tombox. its name don’t immediately give away what it is but i guess you already know what is from the teaser image above: they are speaker system rebuilt from old loudspeakers or anything that looks like loudspeakers, and the result is…
one thing we can be sure of is, music lovers desperately wants to be unwired. fortunately for us, the market is not lacking of choices. we can either go products from the big players with proven track records but sometime less appealing design or we could go for the under dogs with a few tricks up their sleeves. and when we said under dogs…
those who are old enough will recall how boxy and yucky sound system looks back in those days. things have changed quite a bit since. we are no longer bound to monotonous black or silver boxes (though some still call them classic beauties but that’s beside the point). in today’s context, we demand both quality sound and beautiful aesthetics, and nothing less…