Tag: Product Reviews
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REVIEW: Bluesound Vault and Powernode
Bluesound is a new Canadian company providing high quality networked audio products. At this point there are five products in its line-up, all based around network ... -
REVIEW: Current Audio SB800 soundbar and subwoofer
A soundbar can often prove to be a useful solution. Stephen Dawson reviews a solution that he says is one of the best. Where space is ... -
REVIEW: Acer H7550ST home entertainment projector
Short throw lenses on projectors are rather popular at the moment, with an increasing number of models appearing, including from Acer, a brand best known for ... -
REVIEW: TruAudio GC-6 in-ceiling speakers
With the advent of Dolby Atmos – and Dolby Surround – in-ceiling loudspeakers have taken on a new role in home theatre. Stephen Dawson looks at ... -
REVIEW: Heos 7 by Denon
Built around technology developed in Sydney, the Heos 7 proves to be a world class multi-room wireless audio player, writes Stephen Dawson. Sonos has for years ... -
REVIEW: Sonance Visual Performance BPS8 subwoofer and Sonamp A150 subwoofer amplifier
The invisible speaker market is well established, but what about invisible subwoofers? Stephen Dawson looks at one such offering from market leader Sonance. It’s all well ... -
REVIEW: Epson EH-LS10000 home theatre projector
Epson has brought its reflective LCD technology back to market and Stephen Dawson was happy to try it out. Back in 2010 Epson launched a new ... -
REVIEW: Sony HAP-Z1ES HDD Audio Player
Pack a terabyte of hard disk, an audiophile quality DAC and excellent control apps and you have Sony’s HAP-Z1ES HDD Audio Player. What it is This ... -
REVIEW: BenQ W1080ST+ home theatre projector
Home theatre projectors usually go at one end of a room while the screen upon which they project images go at the other end. With a ... -
REVIEW: Autonomic Mirage MMS-2A media server
Streaming digital audio and system integration combine in Autonomic’s Mirage audio system, a digital source device. What it is The Autonomic Mirage MMS-2A is actually up ...
