Cambridge Audio SX 5.1 Review

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Just as Cambridge Audio appears to aim higher and higher with its dedicated two-channel electronics, it keeps one eye on the home cinema high street with a revamped iteration of its SX loudspeaker range. Affordable models with a neat finish and compact dimensions, these could find plenty of admirers. How affordable? Just £ for a … Read more

PSB Synchrony T600 Review: Nice & Easy

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One of the loudspeakers that I owned in my audio infancy was the full-range PSB Stratus Goldi. Compared to my Snell E/IV, it offered a grand sound, not to mention a very attractive gleaming pia­no-black finish. So, when TAS editor Robert Harley mentioned the prospect of reviewing PSB’s new flagship loudspeaker, it brought back nostalgic … Read more

Q ACOUSTICS CONCEPT 50 Review: Curious Q

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A floorstander different to most else, Q Acoustics Concept 50 gets Noel Keywood’s attention. Read our Q ACOUSTICS CONCEPT 50 Review. I found many things curi­ously interesting about the Concept 50 floorstander from Q Acoustics, impor­tant things that distinguish it. But the company don’t mention them. Are they meant to be secret? Perhaps. I’ll get … Read more

Wilson Audio Chronosonic XVX Review

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Sometimes, when discussing top-end products from big names in high-end audio, we describe them as if they were royalty. Maybe it’s the rarity or that they rub shoulders with the audio world’s great and good, but often we treat them with the kind of respect one might offer to those born to the purple. However, … Read more

PMC fact fenestria Review

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Most loudspeakers have characteristics that tell you that you are listening to a loudspeaker. Even with your eyes closed, it’s not too difficult to discern that there isn’t a grand piano in the room but instead a pair of loudspeakers attempting to reproduce the sound of that instrument. This, it would seem, is due in … Read more

Monitor Audio Silver 300 7G Review – What’s Not To Like?

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The Silver 300 7G is the seventh generation of Monitor Audio’s popular and affordably priced Sil­ver Series. It’s a three-way, four driver, bass-reflex de­sign with dual ports exiting from the enclosure’s back panel. The handsome, columnar midsize tops out at about 42″ tall. At 7″ the front baffle is just wide enough to accommodate the … Read more

Polk Legend L600 Review: Without Reservation

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There’s something special about a tower speaker that takes two people to carry up a flight of stairs. High-end audio prizes size and weight, and in some cases that preference is borderline fetishistic, but for a tower speaker mass plays a real role, given the delicate balance of physical motion and stasis inherent in a … Read more

Fyne Audio F500SP Review

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In my April 2020 review of Fyne Audio’s inexpensive F301 stand­mount loudspeakers, I wrote, “The Fyne F301s impressed with their exceptional rendering of sound­stage width and depth, reasonably wide dynamic range, extended low end (for their size), and exuberant, I-can’t-stop- spinning-records presentation. The Fynes presented a finely layered, spatially con­vincing soundstage with images that were … Read more

Focal aria k2 906 review: Material Difference

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Focal aria k2 906 review – Focal release an Aria 906 loudspeaker with K2 sandwich cone. Noel Keywood checks it out. Focal like using differ­ent loudspeaker cone materials – I recall both flax (Kanta) and slate­fibre (Chora) in their loudspeakers – and they sounded good. By this I mean “neu­tral”, unlike the bright sound of … Read more

DALI Spektor 6 Review

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Sounding like something from an Ian Fleming novel, the Spektor 6 is the Danish company’s most affordable floorstander. Despite this, few of the company’s design flourishes seem to have been omitted on what sounds like a speaker that’s more expensive than its sticker price. Read our DALI Spektor 6 Review. It has a pair of … Read more