Category: Audio & Video
Pro-Ject’s Elvis themed turntable and We Are Rewind’s cassette player for The King mean I’ll listen My Way
How Great Thou Art: it is 90 years since the birth of Elvis Aaron Presley Pro-Ject’s Elvis-inspired T2 turntable features dimmable LED lighting We Are Rewind’s cassette player proves there’s Elvis for Everyone An American Trilogy? Not quite, but it is a lovely duo from two respected names in analog audio – and I could…
Samsung Q7F (QE55Q7F) TV Review: Disappointing
Verdict In the end, the Q7F is so-so QLED TV from Samsung that lacks the require brightness and contrast for a good picture performance. The sound is weak as well, so while this TV hits the right notes with its design, features and user interface, it slips up in the most key areas. Pros Neat…
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6 Cool New Gadgets to Keep on Your Radar
Another week down, and, per usual, a bunch of new tech and gadgets have been announced. This past week, Kanto Audio revealed its first-ever turntable, Sennheiser introduced a pair of wireless noise-canceling headphones for audiophiles, and Audioengine announced a new portable DAC/amp for wired headphone enthusiasts. But that’s just scratching the surface…. Check out the…
Anker’s new Nebula portable projector has removable wireless speakers, all in a smart lunch-pail-like design
Twin 10W Bluetooth speakers with 20h battery 1080p resolution, 180 inches, 650 ANSI lumens $799 (about £600 / AU$1,219), introductory discount available Anker’s new Nebula P1 projector solves an irritating issue with the built-in speakers of portable projectors: the best place to put the projector isn’t always the best place to have speakers, especially if…
A Prominent Hi-Fi Brand Just Introduced a Super Affordable Turntable for Aspiring Audiophiles
Kanto Audio is best known for its various lines of bookshelf-sized powered speakers, such as the Ora ($350), Ren ($700) and Tuk ($900), each of which is designed as a “plug and play” system for your desktop, turntable or (in some cases) your TV. Now, the Canadian audio manufacturer is taking more of a step…
