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Q ACOUSTICS 3030i Review – High Q

High quality from a small loudspeaker that costs little. Noel Keywood enjoys Q Acoustics 3030i. Read our Q ACOUSTICS 3030i Review.
I suspect this is a loudspeaker that won’t be easily spotted for the fine proposition it is, amongst a …
10
£299.00

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B&W 705 Signature Review – Sign of the times

DavidPrice auditions the latest Signature version of Bowers & Wilkins’ popular 705 standmount speaker. Read our B&W 705 Signature Review.
DETAILS
PRODUCT B&W 705 Signature
ORIGIN UK/China
TYPE 2-way standmount loudspeaker …
10
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Magnepan LRS Review – Maggie May

Chris Ward goes flat out to discover if Magnepan’s entry-level panel offering does enough to tempt a new era of fans. Read our Magnepan LRS Review.
At some point, many of us may have wondered if it’s possible to squeeze some ‘Maggies’ into …
10
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Duevel Venus Review – Planet of sound

HFC finds itself surrounded in sound as it savours a very special omni-directional speaker 20 years in the making. Read our Duevel Venus Review.
As hard as they try, due to their very physics it’s often difficult for speakers to be worthy …
10
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FOCAL CHORA 5.1.2 Review – A Chora of approval

Focal elevates its Chora range of home cinema speakers with built-in Atmos drivers. Steve Withers indulges in some immersion therapy. Read our FOCAL CHORA 5.1.2 Review.
Focal’s recently launched Chora range offers plenty of home …
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Martin Logan Motion 40i review – No shock

Martin Logan’s Motion 40i floor standing loudspeaker is smooth and easy, not a shock says Noel Keywood. Read our Martin Logan Motion 40i review.
The crowds thronging Martin Logan’s demos at the Bristol Show 2020 were keen to hear what an …
10
$1,199.99

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WHARFEDALE EVO 4.3 Review – Dome Alone

The mid-range dome of Wharfedale’s 4.3 mini- floorstander stands out, bringing unique sound finds Noel Keywood. Read WHARFEDALE EVO 4.3 Review.
Cet ’em out of the way.
Which means putting the loudspeakers against a rear wall, so as not to …
10
$1,598.00

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SVS PRIME PINNACLE Review – Towering delight

Mark Craven auditions SVS’s triple-woofer Prime Pinnacle floorstanders to find out whether they sound as big and imposing as they look. Read our SVS PRIME PINNACLE Review.
SVS IS PROBABLY best known by cinephiles for its consistently impressive …
9
$799.00

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Raidho TD2.2 Review

Danish-based Dantax Radio reinvents a classic: a rework of the Raidho D2.1, now fitted with tantalising drivers. Read our Raidho TD2.2 Review.
Review: Andrew Everard & Paul Miller
Lab: Keith Howard
Two-and-a-half-way floorstanding …
8.3
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UNISON RESEARCH MAX MINI Review – More Than Mini

The Unison Research Max Mini is big in many ways, Noel Keywood thinks.
We’ve reviewed many Unison Research (Italy) valve amplifiers in the past and they sounded lovely – silky smooth, full bodied and atmospheric, in true valve style. …
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MAGNEPLANAR 0.7 LRS Review – Magnetic

A panel loudspeaker with magnetic properties. The Magneplanar LRS loudspeaker is a uniquely attractive, thinks Noel Keywood. Read our MAGNEPLANAR 0.7 LRS Review.
Long ago Quad converted me to the open panel loudspeaker. Yes, they have …
10
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MERIDIAN DSP520.2 Review – In-wall towers with power

Richard Stevenson gets active with Meridian’s DSP-toting installation speakers. Read our MERIDIAN DSP520.2 Review.
Active in-wall loudspeaker
POSITION: Entry-level in Meridian’s architectural range
Monitor Audio Platinum …
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