Monthly Archives: September 2014

The soundbase: a bit like a soundbar or a sound projector – but much more compact. These little boxes are designed to fit snugly and discreetly beneath your television screen, which means they don’t take up any more space than the TV would by itself – leaving you with more breathing room than a complete surround sound system – or even a sound bar – would allow.

Much like its soundbar brother, soundbases are designed with the goal of bringing the sound – and atmosphere – of home cinema into any living

Soundbars. They’re easy, they’re affordable and they serve a very precise function: transforming whichever room they occupy into a something which embodies the sound and atmosphere of a real home cinema. Interested? Of course you are.

The best thing about soundbars – aside from how they sound – is how accessible they are. There are models to suit any budget, and they are very easy to set up and use. You don’t need to be an audio-aficionado to set up and use a soundbar to its fullest capability and

Today I found out that Arcam are the only British company to do AV. Did you know that? I didn’t. But now I do, and so do you.

It would seem that Arcam are – quite literally – full of surprises. This we discovered today when we sat down with one of their charming reps for a little introduction to their new range. By the end of October we will be supplying some of Arcam’s incredible new range – and we can confirm there are a few things that we haven’t seen before. But I’m getting ahead of myself. For

Speaker: The Libratone Zipp (Portable Wireless Speaker)

Source: Spotify via Smart Phone (Galaxy S4)

The First Impressions

What a strange little thing this portable speaker is! Libratone have really thought out of the box in terms of what makes a speaker a speaker and what can be gleaned from the term ‘portable’, everything about this fuzzy little thing screams: ‘carry me everywhere!’

It’s quite cuddly, for a speaker, and surprisingly light. And it’s very cute jacket – while a little gimmicky –