The L/R X features Cambridge’s patented Torus tweeter, which as the name suggests, uses a ring-shaped design with a tapered ...

Cambridge Audio is heading into unknown waters. It's been a while since the British brand has made a pair of stereo speakers, ...

Wireless stereo connection system that lets you use your iPod as its own remote. Whereas Belkin’s transmitter connects to the headphone/remote jack on 3G, 4G, color/photo, and mini iPods, Logitech’s ...

If Bluetooth speaker deals and soundbar deals aren’t enough for you to get your premium audio fix, it might be time to invest in something more powerful. You may want to go for the Platin Monaco 5.1.2 ...

EOS Wireless has taken the iPod dock – of which there must be hundreds on the market by now – and given it a twist that may appeal to many people who’ve had the desire but not the funds to install a ...

This application note describes how to build a simple and fairly low-cost wireless Bluetooth stereo audio system for outdoor use. The system has 20WRMS output power. It can be controlled either with a ...

Lithe Audio enters U.S. market debuting its wireless audio system lineup at CEDIA Expo 2022. Lithe Audio, the U.K.-based manufacturer of wireless audio systems for residential and commercial ...

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A few years ago I bought a high-end home theatre system that promised to ?surround? me in sound when watching Hollywood blockbusters?or, more likely, reruns of ?Law & Order.? But when I unpacked the ...

Over the last few months, several high-end audio brands — such as Focal, Technics, Cambridge Audio and Bowers & Wilkins — have dipped their toes into wireless speaker systems. These gorgeous speakers ...

The two systems offer 5.1 stereo surround with three front speakers, two rear speakers, and a wireless subwoofer. The speakers connect to the CineHub wireless audio transmitter features Dolby Audio, ...

The trend o' the week (or the day, whatever) seems to be multi-room music. First, we saw the "Eos wireless iPod speaker system," which Gadgetell describes as the world's first "whole home audio" ...