Loudspeakers

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Hi-Fi Choice  |  Mar 20, 2019  |  1 comments
What distance are your speakers placed from the nearest wall?
Less than 30cm
33% (147 votes)
Between 30 and 50cm
36% (162 votes)
Between 50cm and 1m
21% (96 votes)
More than 1m away
10% (44 votes)
Total votes: 449
Hi-Fi Choice  |  Feb 26, 2019  |  0 comments
What type of loudspeaker are you looking to buy next?
Stereo passive
76% (262 votes)
Stereo active
18% (62 votes)
Multi-room wireless
2% (8 votes)
Multi-channel (AV surround)
4% (13 votes)
Total votes: 345
Hi-Fi Choice  |  Jun 19, 2019  |  0 comments
The entry speaker to Wilson Audio's range has an eye-watering price tag and yet still represents great value for money
Hi-Fi Choice  |  Mar 14, 2024  |  0 comments
The hummingbird-inspired standmount from New Zealand takes flight
Ed Selley  |  Aug 07, 2011  |  0 comments
Aural XTZ Ed Selley discovers a high-value standmount that combines a SEAS driver and a ribbon tweeter to sparkle in the sub-£800 price bracket Hailing from Sweden, XTZ has expanded rapidly to produce a bewildering array of electronics and loudspeakers. The company focuses on trying to provide strong value for money and its products seem to be very competitively priced. The 99. 26 is the second most costly standmount in the range, but still only sells for £670.
Hi-Fi Choice  |  Feb 03, 2019  |  0 comments
As the smaller of a brace of powered speakers, the MusicCast 20 represents the entry point of Yamaha’s wireless speaker range. MusicCast is the company’s ambitious multi-room system and as well as working on its own, the 20 can also be integrated with other MusicCast products as part of a multi-room or multi-speaker setup with products detecting one another for full flexibility and seamless integration around the home.
Hi-Fi Choice  |  Jul 03, 2019  |  0 comments
The multi-room MusicCast stereo loudspeaker is put through its paces
Hi-Fi Choice  |  Jan 02, 2019  |  0 comments
Back in 1974, Yamaha released the NS-1000 loudspeaker. A purple period for the company, it seemed to be launching an endless stream of great products. These effectively put Yamaha on the map as a serious hi-fi manufacturer, capable of innovation, superb quality and outperforming its rivals.

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