Review: The Hercules XPS 101 multimedia speaker system dazzles with sharp design, but grates on music lovers with fatiguing highs and overly thumpy bass.
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The Sony MDR-ZX700 look the part of studio headphones and fit well enough to wear for hours, but fail to outshine the considerable competition at this price when it comes to sound quality.
The Paradigm MilleniaOne 5.0 speakers and MilleniaSub bulldoze the notion of underpowered “lifestyle audio systems” with astoundingly clear, full sound from a tiny package.
The Sony Bravia XBR-46HX929 crashes the plasma party with astounding contrast ratios and color through local LED dimming, making it one of the finest LCD TVs available.
Sony's Bravia XBR-55HX929 hits the plasma party with excellent contrast ratios and color through local LED dimming. It's one of the finest LCD TVs available.
Sony hit the plasma party hard with the Bravia XBR-65HX929 with amazing contrast ratios and color through local LED dimming. This makes it one of the finest LCD TVs on the market.
The Toshiba 46SL417U offers surprising picture quality and connected features for a bargain price, but skimps on sound and other essentials to get there.
Toshiba's 42SL417U offers up a surprising picture quality and connected features for an affordable price. Unfortunately, it skimps on sound and some essentials to get there.
Toshiba's 55SL417U comes with surprising picture quality and connected features at a farily low price point. However, the sound and other essential features were skimped on to get there.
The Aiaiai TMA-1 deliver punchy bass without compromising accurate sound reproduction, and a unique design that doesn’t need flashy branding to stand out.
The Klipsch Image One cater to the Apple crowd with smart good looks, punchy bass and a built-in microphone and controls for the iPhone, iPod and iPad.
Review: Boston Acoustics A-Series speakers defy their value-oriented price point with big, satisfying midrange, plenty of sonic detail, and a handsome finish.
Review: The Sony STR-DA4600ES offers some advanced A/V features like an integrated Ethernet hub, but anemic surround sound and missing basic features keep it from living up to Sony’s lofty ES reputation.
Review: Aperion’s Verus Forte loudspeakers dress up the packaging and sound of the fabled Intimus line, but keep price under $1,000 a pair for the towers.
Sophisticated audio processing and outstanding clarity make Anthem’s MRX-700 an ideal receiver for audiophiles without the need for fancy design and legacy inputs.