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Spending the last year with the RBH Sound Limited Edition SVTRS active speaker system has been transformative experience for me on the reality that properly done active speakers are not only the future, but they offer superior performance today. Few, if any, consumer loudspeakers can match the...

Second page is working now: https://www.audioholics.com/subwoofer-reviews/perlisten-d215s/conclusion

Jeff is coming to my place this weekend to demo this new speaker system. Stay tuned for our coverage...

This is very frustrating. I'm trying to fix it but not having any luck yet.

Logitech's announcement that it had discontinued production of Harmony may have come as a surprise, despite evidence that the universal remote has been declining in relevance. How could a company abandon one of the most successful and widely loved products in its category? The universal remote...

I'm right there with you. My doc prescribed me 30mg of Mirtazipine which helped with my depression and anxiety, and allowed me to sleep a bit better but it made me put on 10lbs. So now I'm trying to cut the dose in half and it's messed up my sleep as well as causing brain zap. They seem to want...

Same, I won't buy gas at BP still to this day.

Should consumers make an ethical or political choice in their purchasing? There are all real-world examples of products that you could vote on with your economic ballot, but they all require consideration. Read Jerry Del Colliano's editorial to see if you agree with his thoughts. Would you buy...

The new Bose Videobar VB1 ($1,199) is a USB conferencing device that combines microphones, speakers, and a 4K ultra-HD camera. The VB1 uses “beam-steering microphones” that focus on voices and reject noise automatically. Bose has joined forces with Barco to ensure that the VB1 works seamlessly...

It's connected to my digital piano RN. I hope to measure it in a couple of weeks and do a YT video before CEDIA.

I did read Stereoreview as a teen growing up and remember it fondly, especially Julian Hirsch. I would need to see the test conditions and how distortion was measured. The 80s era receivers were pretty bad actually. I had a Pioneer that was speced at .008% THD+N that sounded like poop compared...

Yea that is true about bass extension on most modern towers. I think they will release a new unit, since this is limited production, to address my concerns.

Guys, reserve judgement until we measure them. Def tech made some good subs back in the day.

Definitive Technologies announced the release of their Descend Series subwoofers. The new line consists of four high-performance models ranging from 8" to 15" drivers and dual passive radiators designed to produce more impactful, dynamic, and extended bass response than with competitive brands...

Yea it is unfortunate to not have a sub out and disappointing to NOT have preouts. I had a hard time with this but I suspect most people buying this unit will be pairing it with a pair of towers.

I don't think that's true. Not sure how the amps were measured that you cite but there are amplifiers today like the Benchmark Audio and Purifi ClassD amps that have lower distortion than most test gear, including my Audio Precision. This may be interest to you...

Did anyone notice the dialogue levels were too low during action scenes? It really threw me off a bit.

Denon released a series of audiophile products built in their prestigious factory in Shirakawa, Japan to commemorate their 110th anniversary. We got our hands on the PMA-A110 2CH Integrated Amplifier to evaluate. What we found was a finely crafted piece of audio gear that sounds as good as it...

Yep the horizontal MTM doom is overstated. If you stay within a +-20deg window of a well designed MTM, you will be fine. see: https://www.audioholics.com/loudspeaker-design/center-channel-speaker