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It’s not hard to see why Q Acoustics’ 3000 speaker range has been one of the brand’s most popular. With a focus on as much sound-per-pound performance as possible, it has delighted rafts of listeners
With hindsight, we shouldn’t have been surprised by the quality of Dali’s Oberon 1. Dali has a generally brilliant track record with affordable standmounters and the 1’s floorstanding sibling, the Obe
The attraction of small speakers is obvious. They won’t dominate a room and can be tucked out of the way, maybe close to a wall, or – less ideally in a sonic sense – in a corner or on a bookshelf. Fro
If you judge speakers on their technological content, then we doubt ProAc’s K3 would grab your attention. There are no space-age materials or any sort of engineering masterclass that will have rivals
Proprietary technology is a great luxury for a company to have, making for a unique selling point and potentially giving an advantage over the competition. In the case of Fyne Audio, IsoFlare is its p
Did you know that Dolph Lundgren, the blond-haired, muscle-bound antagonist from Rocky IV, is a former Kyokushin Karate champ? He’s also the proud holder of a Master’s degree in chemical engineering,