Posts with tag "Speaker"

MBL International has announced an upgrade to its renowned MBL 120 bookshelf loudspeakers - the new MBL 120 MKII version. These speakers combine the company’s signature radial radiator technology - used for mid and high frequencies - with traditional dynamic drivers for low frequencies.

Danish company Audiovector has expanded its R Series lineup with the new R 5 Arreté floorstanding loudspeakers. The model was developed over approximately five years, with engineers carrying out more than 2,000 hours of listening sessions during the tuning stage. The new product sits between the R 3 and R 6 Arreté models, while becoming the first loudspeaker system in the R Series to use technologies derived directly from the flagship Audiovector R 10 Arreté.

Denon has introduced the compact Home 150 NV wireless speaker. The "NV" designation apparently stands for "No Voice" - no microphones or voice assistant support. For those who don't want to talk to their equipment, the Home 150 NV may be ideal. Yet it sacrifices nothing in sound quality, maintaining hi-res audio support up to 24-bit/192 kHz PCM and DSD 2.8 MHz.

iXOOST, in partnership with Lamborghini, announced a limited edition of the iXOOST ESAVOX wireless speaker – only 63 units will be produced. The model is styled after the exhaust of a Lamborghini Aventador race car, hence the nickname "Sound Engine."

Naim Mu-so wireless audio systems have been on the market for quite some time, but now the renowned series is coming under the Focal umbrella. The latest Focal Mu-so Hekla combines the best developments from two iconic brands and offers superb sound quality.

Pure Audio has introduced the portable wireless audio system Classic Aura – the model is decorated in a retro design and is equipped with a system of ten backlight options for various genres and usage scenarios.

Bose has unveiled a new wireless speaker, the SoundLink Home, which promises “crisp, clear sound with enough bass to fill any room.” The Bose SoundLink Home offers up to 9 hours of battery life, Bluetooth 5.3 support, and a USB-C 0 audio input, so what? A wired connection to a smartphone, tablet, or laptop is also possible.