Carot One was a new name to this scribe until a few months ago, when Marc Phillips, of Colleen Cardas Imports , mentioned they would be importing the line from Italy. CCI has an ...
Densen Audio Technologies, out of Denmark, may be unknown to many high-end audio enthusiasts in the US, but in Europe and Asia, they are considered among the top tier of high performance audio. ...
KEF, based in the U.K., enjoys status as one of the most respected, and long-lived, speaker manufacturers in high-end audio. The company has designed and sold some of the best-known speakers in ...
I have reviewed cables and accessories from many different types of companies, including one man operations, modest sized operations, and established larger firms. Each has their own approach, and each has certain advantages. ...
To say the USB market is saturated would be an understatement. To say the affordable USB DAC market is crowded, would be even more so. I define “affordable” as under $1000. There ...
Channel Islands Audio, out of California, has been a favorite of mine since I bought their VDA-2 DAC, and an external power supply for my Squeezebox Touch. They are in the business of ...
Burson Audio has been creating a buzz for seventeen years. Their extremely loyal customer base raves about their DACs and headphone amplifiers. The company is based in Melbourne, Australia, half a world away, ...
Empirical Audio, based in the Pacific Northwest, has a reputation for making excellent digital source components and accessories. They were early pioneers of USB and computer audio as well. Their USB to SPDIF ...
In its relatively short existence, NuForce has become a household name among audiophiles. The Northern California based company has introduced many landmark products, including Class D monoblock amplifiers, desktop and portable devices, DACs, ...
British firm Musical Fidelity is a fascinating high-end audio company. They fly in the sky with statement products costing as much a sports car, yet offer a full line of incredible value products ...
Bogdan Audio Creations was a totally new name to me before Adrian of True Harmonix , distributor and importer for some prestigious brands, asked me if I would like to review one of Bogdan'...
MAD, or My Audio Design, is a British firm making waves with their extensive line of loudspeakers, ranging from mini monitors to large, floor standing, full range models. Offering custom designs and finishes, ...
When Samsung brought its 55 inch Super OLED set to CES this year, they played coy with the details. The essential specs were lacking, but we did find out that it was pretty, thin and offered up a few different types of control, thanks to Smart Hub integration and a built-in camera.
Outdoor TVs are seen as something of a luxury for most folks, but SunBrite's latest line brings them down to a more affordable level. The sets run from $1,495 for 32" to $5,995 for 65", all of which share the same Full HD picture made specifically for out-of-doors environments.
When you hear "Lenovo," chances are you think of business oriented laptops and desktops. At the end of this month, the company is jumping into the TV market with the Android based K71 Smart TV.
The folks over at Pioneer have created a pair of Elite receivers designed to play nice with your network, improve the look of your video and do plenty else to boot. Both offer AirPlay for easy iPhone and iPad connection, DNLA compliance for all your digital files and 192kHz/24-bit DACs to ensure high audio quality.
The B-135 SST2 is the new flagship integrated amplifier from Bryston, and is made to come in and replace the B-100, which has held the spot for seven years.Bryston's B-135 SST2 offers 135 watts per channel and features Bryston's most advanced analog circuitry for its preamp channel.
It seems like we've been waiting forever for OLED TVs and more than a few folks have given up hope. Turns out we've reason to get excited again, as LG is launching a 55" OLED television this May. Even better – it's not ridiculously expensive. It's not as cheap as a similarly outfitted LCD or plasma, but at $7,900 quite a few early adapters should be able to drop the dime on this one.
It's unfortunate, but there are places where you can't lug your gorgeous TV or projector.On a plane, for example.That tiny seat mounted into the chair in front of you is all you have to watch, and the selection is typically pretty sad.Epson's new BT-100 aims to change that.It's a wearable personal media device that gives you an 80 inch virtual screen for your own enjoyment.
