Author: Stephen Dawson
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REVIEW: BenQ W11000
Has UltraHD front projection just become affordable? Stephen Dawson finds out. One of the great oddities in home entertainment these past few years has been the ... -
It’s in the timing
Why is it so important to set the distances between each of the loudspeakers and the listeners in a home theatre system? Because, writes Stephen Dawson, ... -
REVIEW: Bowers & Wilkins 805 D3
Those into hi-fi for a long time have particular models of equipment for which they lusted for an almost equally long time. For me, one of ... -
The great power cable debate
Sadly, a significant part of the home entertainment industry sells stuff for which bold quality claims are made, but which do absolutely nothing, at horribly high ... -
REVIEW: Epson EH-TW9300W
Epson has stuck pretty closely to its core technology in its projectors: three LCD panels. The EH-TW9300W is currently the brand’s top of the line model ... -
REVIEW: Krix Helix
The Krix Helix speakers are part of its ‘concealed audio’ range. And quite the range that is, including the six driver, three way Epix, down to ... -
REVIEW: BenQ W8000
BenQ has been aggressively targeting the home theatre market, and it appears to be paying off. Stephen Dawson plays with the latest offering for the Taiwanese ... -
REVIEW: Bluewave Audio BTA-1000
The worst part of doing any speaker installation is the wiring. The speakers themselves can usually be installed simply by cutting appropriately size holes, inserting them ... -
HDR and WCG: The new vision alphabet
Ultra High Definition Blu-ray is doing more than bringing even higher definition to the home theatre, says Stephen Dawson. It’s adding brighter whites, darker blacks, subtler ... -
REVIEW: Soundsphere TC110B
Breaking away from conventional in-ceiling speaker form factor, the Soundsphere range of omnidirectional speakers offer an ideal solution to a tricky problem. Stephen Dawson explains. Installation ...
