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Dali Callisto 6 C / Dali Sound Hub review

Dali Callisto 6 C / Dali Sound Hub review

Posted on December 7, 2018August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Owning a premium hi-fi has always carried with it a certain amount of compromise. You get great sound, but you also have to put up with a multitude of electronic boxes and the spaghetti of cabling it takes to get them working.

By the time outboard power supplies and other add-ons are included in the equation, it’s not unusual to for the box count of a quality stereo system to register in double figures. Dali’s Callisto range of premium wireless speakers is intended to get around such issues, and to a large extent it succeeds.
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