Yamaha SRT-700
What is the Yamaha SRT-700? The SRT-700 is Yamaha’s smallest and most affordable soundbase. It’s designed to support TVs up to 42-inches. Positioned below the larger SRT-1500 (£479), the SRT-700 …
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Yamaha SRT-1500
What is the Yamaha SRT-1500? The SRT-1500 is the largest of Yamaha’s two soundbases, offering a step up in size and spec from the great value SRT-700. As such, it’s designed …
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Yamaha YSP-1600
What is the Yamaha YSP-1600? The YSP-1600 soundbar – or Digital Sound Projector, to be precise – claims to bring real 5.1 channel audio into your living room without the …
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Yamaha MusicCast YSP-2700
What is the Yamaha YSP-2700? The general convention has always been that soundbars deliver better audio than your TV’s speakers, but that they’re no match for a proper surround-sound system …
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Yamaha SRT-1000
What is the Yamaha SRT-1000? Yamaha has long been at the forefront of soundbar technology with its series of impressive ‘digital sound projectors’, but the SRT-1000 marks its debut in …
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Yamaha YAS-105
What is the Yamaha YAS-105? The YAS-105 is an entry-level soundbar that upgrades shabby TV sound quality while keeping clutter to a minimum. It’s the replacement for last year’s YAS-103, …
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Yamaha YSP-2500
What is the Yamaha YSP-2500? A full 5.1 speaker system is the best way to experience home cinema, but for many people practicalities such as room layout, budget and clutter-fearing …
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Riva Audio Riva S Bluetooth Speaker Reviewed
Riva Audio has introduced the Riva S, the little brother to the Turbo X that we reviewed in 2015, which made a big splash in the Bluetooth speaker world. The …
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Atlantic Technology LCR3 Bookshelf Speaker Reviewed
Atlantic Technology is a Norwood, Massachusetts-based designer and manufacturer of home theater loudspeakers since 1989. The LCR3 compact loudspeaker ($275 each) is designed for use as a left, right, or …
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MartinLogan Bravado Wireless Speaker Reviewed
Certain audio brands inspire a visceral reaction from audiophiles, much like saying the word “Porsche” to a car nut. I’d put MartinLogan in that category. I’ve had limited review time …
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