Audio
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Cochlear implants take quantum leap with wireless technology
The latest 2.4GHz technology platform – the same as used by Bluetooth and Wi-Fi devices – has been incorporated into the new Cochlear Wireless Accessories, which ... -
Meyer Sound joins with Crestron Integrated Partner Program
The result is a suite of Crestron modules in development that will allow customers to seamlessly implement Meyer Sound self-powered loudspeaker systems in environments controlled by ... -
Rich Green: The future of systems integration
The pressure of product commoditisation is very strong, making many of the products we once found extremely profitable much less so, or even free. (Notice the ... -
Digital audio from Windows
Microsoft Windows can make it hard to get the very highest quality audio out of your computer, says Stephen Dawson, but there are ways. -
Commercial audio… Trickle-down tech
In this instalment Jason Allen looks at the latest PA technology, which will eventually become the norm for everyday installations. -
Denon and Marantz launch with Atmos
Among a wide range of new features, the top three models of new home theatre receivers from Denon and Marantz include Dolby Atmos audio decoding. -
Sennheiser celebrates 70th anniversary
It remains a family-owned and -operated enterprise, now headed by a third generation of the Sennheiser family: today’s CEOs, Daniel Sennheiser and Dr. Andreas Sennheiser, are ... -
Woo Audio launches WA7 Fireflies
With an outstanding mid-range and a deep and controlled bass, the Woo Audio WA7 Fireflies are an impeccable piece of audio art, containing a treble which ... -
RTI offers two-way driver for Denon HEOS audio systems
Free of charge to RTI dealers, the driver provides integrators and end users with an incredibly powerful solution for browsing online streaming or local music as ... -
McIntosh unveils D150 digital preamplifier
A USB input accepts up to 32-bit/384kHz signals and supports DSD64, DSD128, DXD 352.8kHz and DXD 384kHz. Two coaxial and two optical inputs accept up to ...
