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Pretty soon I’m sure you’ll all be heading down to the beach or having people over for a BBQ (weather permitting, of course). Some of you may even be setting sights further afield and

If any of our regular readers have spotted the relative abundance of Sony products up for review here on the Tech Blog of late, it is surely a sign that the Japanese technology giant has fully w

Optoma adds a sporty addition to its already stellar stable of headphones with the BE Sport3 in-ear headphones… Aiming to be “the ultimate workout partner”, the BE Sport3 have a numb

The Mu-so line sees beloved and revered British hi-fi expert Naim venturing into the wireless speaker market, combining its expertise in streaming, amplification and speaker technology to delive

There’s been many a JBL product that we’ve loved over the years. Whether it’s soundbars, speakers or accessories they more often than not seem to produce fun, energetic sounding kit. The origina

There can surely be only a very few audio enthusiasts to whom the name Bang & Olufsen draws a complete blank. Known for their hyper-stylish, luxuriously built – and often luxuriously p

With the multitude of portable Bluetooth speakers on the market nowadays it can get pretty confusing to find one that suits your requirements and doesn’t cost the earth…take to the stage t

Jonathan from our Bristol store takes a look at the CRXN470D from hi-fi heavyweight Yamaha. To find out more about this box of many tricks, or to hear a demonstration, please give your local sto

   “There has never been a better time to love music. With music streaming services, such as Apple Music, Tidal, Spotify and Deezer, it’s so easy to access all of your favourite songs at t

Why fix what isn’t broken? As Cambridge themselves have said, its because they can make it better… The TV2 and TV5 were fantastic budget sound bases so I was surprised to hear of some seco

Cambridge Audio have dominated the portable Bluetooth speaker market for a few years now, their ‘Go’ and ‘G2’ speakers picking up a host of admirers and plaudits within t

‘A British Speaker for a British sound’ Doesn’t that sound fantastic? Cambridge Audio have created a Bluetooth speaker that gives the impression it was made by your grand parents, as sarcastic a

When the Harman Kardon Go + Play first arrived in store, we were pretty eager to try it out. That’s not particularly unusual in a business with so many shiny new products to play with, but the G

Yamaha has added yet another powerhouse to its increasingly impressive and ever growing MusicCast line up. The RN402D stereo network receiver is pure hi-fi, but with a touch of the modern. Featu

The Marshall Acton is a fantastic looking little Bluetooth speaker, styled to replicate the infamous Marshall guitar speakers. Will it fall short and be all looks, or will it go all the way to 1