Room calibration technology that’s not just for audiophiles Swedish audio software developer Dirac has announced that →
Denon is probably the first name that comes to mind when you think of AV receivers, →
Last month we looked at some phones from unexpected brands, but that wasn’t nearly all of →
Toshiba gears up for a budget TV battle Toshiba might not be the cutting edge name →
ALL-IN-ONE HOME CINEMA systems, which were the darlings of the AV market at the turn of the →
TCL shines a (back)light with Mini LED for 8K As part of TCL’s strategy to dovetail →
4K UHD, Dolby Vision, Alexa voice control, Onkyo speakers – all starting at £349. Toshiba’s 2019 →
Audio companies are getting smarter. Virtually every piece of gear that crosses the threshold of our →
Deciding which AV receiver to buy is about choosing one set of features over another. Among units I’ve →
If you’re choosing an affordable receiver from one of the Big Four receiver brands — Yamaha, →
Dolby Atmos has been with us for several years now, but apart from an initial rush of →
An amplifier is a key element of any hi-fi set-up, and so you don’t want to →
The humble MP3 player may well be considered dead in the consumer world, but among audiophiles →
Looking at the Onkyo DP-S1, we get the feeling we’ve tested it before – the player’s →
Consumer electronics show IFA sees a lot of product launches, but speakers with built-in assistants, whether Google Assistant or →
It’s 2017, and despite the mainstream popularity of sound bars there are still people who prefer →
When Marantz debuted its slim-line NR receivers way back in 2009, it was reasonable to assume they’d →
DTS returned to cinema sound after more than two decades with DTS:X, an object-based sound technology →
Let’s face facts: musically, our smartphones just aren’t quite good enough. It’s not their fault – →
“You can do ‘most anything, now you’re a 21st century man” the Electric Light Orchestra once →
While 4K and HDR hog the TV limelight at the moment, the latest audio “must-have” is →
If hi-res music players such as the Award-winning Astell & Kern AK70 or the Onkyo DX-P1 →
Onkyo corporation is a Japanese consumer electronic technology manufacturer situated in the land of Osaka, this →
While TVs have become better and better over the past 15 years, audio has taken several →
For much of the home theater epoch, system builders who (for whatever reasons) have favored a →
A fair assumption is that the Onkyo X3 wireless speaker is the bigger brother to the →
Onkyo must not have gotten the memo about Class D–powered audio gear being smaller, svelter, lighter. →
The Onkyo T3 is little. Really little. Onkyo rates it at 250g. File this little chap →
What do you think of when you hear the word Onkyo? Is it smart speakers? Is →
Over the past few years, we witness how wireless audio evolved for the better. From mostly →