Speakers

Among the many speaker brands, Klipsch has always played a very special role for generations of enthusiastic music lovers with their striking design and the [Read Review]

Big TVs need big sound. Yamaha now provides even 55-inch TVs with beefed up audio. READ CUSTOMER REVIEWS Although a sound bar is a nice [Read Review]

Yamaha has proven to be a specialist in sound processing by using DSP (Digital Signal Processing) with their elaborate sound bars, and have shown that surround [Read Review]

The American horn specialist Klipsch presents us with the Klipsch SB 120 TV Sound System. Thanks to the integrated 3-way system including potent subwoofers, this [Read Review]

With the cheap speaker system, the TL1600 Blackstone, the US manufacturer Polk Audio are most likely addressing home cinema beginners. They are pretty to look at [Read Review]

Most sound bars we test is primarily designed to sound good when watching a movie. Polk Audio has gone in a different direction and developed [Read Review]

The sound of the small portable bluetooth speaker, the JBL Clip, is nothing to write home about, but some clever design ideas makes this micro [Read Review]

In general, we test a lot of wireless speakers for the simple reason that cables bother us. Now, however, we have received a totally un-wireless [Read Review]

This is a 2.1 satellite/subwoofer system made by high-end hi-fi folk from a manufacturer best known for its computer accessories. SVR reviews the Creative T4W [Read Review]

We begin by applauding the visual. Crazy design ideas in wacky shapes and fruity colors is not always a good thing, but with the circular [Read Review]