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It’s not often we come across horn-loaded speakers in a commercial setting. They’re usually found tagged onto PA systems in nightclubs and concert venues. Why? Because the nature of horn-loaded …

Unlike a game of football, say, it’s mighty difficult to refer to a ‘speaker of two halves’ and make the analogy stick. Bear with us, though; we’re going to give …

JBL’S primary area of expertise these days tends to be with monitor speakers. The Control 2.4G system is a pair of active monitors with a wireless twist. The separate, wireless …

Appropriately enough for a product called ‘On Stage’, JBL’s 400iD dock has a suggestion of the plinth about its design. That, or something that appeared as an extra in Wall-E. …

No one can say the JBL Studio 180 speakers play it safe where design is concerned. Across the front of these imposing floorstanders sits a large, stylised bow-tie, sitting between …

As far as Bluetooth speakers go, the JBL Flip is an attractive and desirable little unit. You can position it either horizontally, resting on its rubber support, or you can …

The JBL Soundfly BT is a simple product: it’s a wireless Bluetooth speaker. You plug it directly into a power socket, link it to your media device via Bluetooth, and …

We last tested the JBL OnBeat Rumble in October of last year and the speaker wears its 2013 spec list proudly on its sleeve in the shape of its physical …

When you look at the JBL Xtreme, you see something of a brute. Its broad shoulders and barrel chest promise power, and it feels tough, too. The passive bass radiators …