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Roberts R-Line S1 review

Posted on July 13, 2016August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

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No matter how many radio brands come along with designer labels and funky multicoloured designs, Roberts will always have one thing on its side: a rich heritage built on trust and, as holder of two Royal Warrants, tradition.

The British company has far exceeded its humble beginnings over 80 years ago as a purveyor of radios with only a handful of employees and a single-figure weekly production yield.

Its radio products have seeped into the wireless speaker market with much success; the Revival iStream 2 and Award-winning Stream 93i bagged rave five-star reviews from us.

So maybe casting its sights even further afield to multi-room isn’t so much of an ambitious gamble as a natural stepping-stone on the path of modern home audio.

Roberts’ multi-room R-Line comprises six wireless speakers, separated into three ranges: the R-Series, S-Series and a single soundbar ­(the company’s first).
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