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OPPO SONICA REVIEW

Posted on September 8, 2016August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Oppo Digital — not to be confused with phone maker (and sister company) Oppo Electronics — has quickly made a name for itself as a top audiophile brand. Oppo’s high-end Blu-ray players have set a new bar for both audio and video performance, and the company’s transition into the advanced field of planar magnetic headphones last year has put it in some rarified company, competing well with the likes of Audeze, HiFiMan, and others.

Now Oppo has turned its talents to another cutthroat audio segment, multiroom speakers. The new Sonica is designed by the same man behind Oppo’s PM-1 and PM-3 planar headphones, Igor Levitsky, and the $300 short-stack speaker is loaded with virtually all the features you’d expect, with a few notable exceptions.

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