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Loudspeakers have been with us for a long time — but there’s still room for innovation, as these exemplary new Geithain models prove!
Tascam’s updated nearfield monitor offers commendable performance for a very low price. What’s not to like?
Genelec take an unusual approach to speaker design for this distinctive three–way monitor.
KRK’s distinctive–looking Rokits have long been popular in home studios. How does the newest generation fare?
Finnish company Amphion may be little-known, but they are certainly no strangers to the principles of good speaker design.
At Musikmesse last week We get a look at the first production units of Munro Sonic's Egg 100 system.
Focal speakers have long been coveted for their performance, but have traditionally come with ‘professional’ price tags attached — until now...
Florida-based acoustics firm PhasX Technologies have an unusual approach to monitor design. The idea behind...
Barefoot Sound have launched a brand new monitor speaker at the AES Convention this weekend: the MicroMain 45...
For their new TwoTwo range, PMC decided to work from the ground up, redesigning their famous transmission line and building new drivers from scratch. Has it all paid off?
EB Acoustics is probably not a name that many in the music-technology world will be familiar with.
In the D5, Equator have employed the same innovative technology they use in their premium models — but at a remarkably low price.
Don’t let their diminutive size fool you: these are serious monitors that punch way above their weight.
Can such attractively priced studio monitors really do the job of presenting your mixes accurately?
Blue Sky have earned a strong reputation for their sealed-cabinet speakers, but in their latest model they’ve opted for a ported design. How do the newcomers compare with their infinite‑baffle cousins?
Tannoy’s Reveal monitors have long been popular among home‑studio owners on a budget. How does the baby of the new range compare with the competition?
The original BM5A monitor speakers proved very popular in project studios, and Dynaudio claim to have made significant improvements in their successors.
Before you can call your computer a studio, you need at least two things: a means of getting audio into your computer, and some way of listening back to it. Enter the Samson Studio GT!
Building to a price inevitably entails compromises. The art is in choosing the right ones...
PMC broke new ground a decade ago with their TB2 monitors, but the competition have been catching up. Does PMCs new activated design nudge them back to the front of the pack?