Simon Lucas
Technics EAH-A800 review: lively and very nearly perfect
Almost great is good enough – there’s more to the EAH-A800 than just an association with every DJ who cued a record up
Bowers & Wilkins Panorama 3 review: wonderfully wide but needs more height
A super soundbar with an excellently wide soundstage – but scaling the heights of Dolby Atmos needs more
Audiolab Omnia review: convenience without compromise
What do we want? Convenience! When do we want it? At a time that’s convenient to us!
Philips 65OLED+936 review: cracking sound, cracking picture quality
Perfect Natural Reality? Don’t mind if I do
Shure AONIC Free review: outstanding sound quality
Never mind the width, listen to the quality – it’s all here
Chord Mojo 2 review: extraordinarily accomplished
People for whom hi-fi is a deadly serious business know exactly what Chord Electronics is. And for those people, the idea of ‘desktop audio’ only really became legitimised when Chord Electronics launched its original Mojo portable DAC/headphone amplifier back in 2015. At the time, Chord rather optimistically suggested Mojo (short for ‘mobile joy’ – because […]
Mitchell Acoustics uStream One review
“we’re not dealing with witchcraft here” For a word that doesn’t seem all that open to interpretation, ‘wireless’ gets stretched pretty thin sometimes. ‘Wireless’ speakers, especially, can play fast and loose with the definition – especially those stereo pairs that have to be wired together in order to function ‘wirelessly’. Well, that’s not how Mitchell […]
Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin review
“Come fly the friendly skies“ A week is a long time in politics, apparently. Which I guess means six years is a bloody eternity in technology. It’s been almost 15 years since Bowers & Wilkins launched its original Zeppelin iPod dock – iPod docks were once all the rage, honest. And it’s been six years […]
