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Harman Kardon Citation One MkII review

Harman Kardon Citation One MkII review

Posted on March 31, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Harman Kardon sticks to its tried and tested sound

If you’ve already heard one of Harman Kardon’s Citation speakers, or read one of our reviews, feel free to skip the sound section. Even Vincent van Gogh could tell that the Citation One MkII sounds like every one of its family members. And he died 130 years ago.

However, we’re assuming you’ll still want to stick around to find out what this thing can do – we certainly did. Although we’ve previously tested a few of the Citation One’s bigger brothers, we never put this particular model through its paces, and we’re already onto its second generation.
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