ADAM Audio’s New Subwoofer Hits 21 Hz and Can Correct for Your Room
ADAM Audio introduces the Sub10 PRO, a 10-inch studio subwoofer with 21 Hz bass extension, 200W RMS amplification, built-in DSP and SoundID Reference room correction.
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ELAC Put HDMI ARC Into a Tube Amplifier and the Result Is Surprisingly Modern
ELAC has unveiled something that feels almost contradictory at first glance: a classic all-tube integrated amplifier with HDMI ARC. The new ELAC Tube 100 combines visible vacuum tubes and an analog amplifier design with the kind of connectivity normally associated with modern AV and digital audio equipment. The German manufacturer is introducing the Tube 100…
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Two Kalista Network Players Are Now Roon-Ready, And That Changes How You Can Use Them
Métronome Technologie has announced that two of its Kalista network players, the DreamPlay S and DreamPlay SC, have received Roon Ready certification. The update gives both high-end digital sources direct integration with the Roon ecosystem, allowing them to be used as network audio zones for music stored locally or streamed from compatible online services. For…
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Panasonic Has a New £120 Hi-Fi System, But This 180-Watt Model Is the One That Caught My Eye
Panasonic has introduced two new compact Hi-Fi systems, the SC-PMX112 and SC-PM302, aimed at listeners who want a traditional music system without taking up too much space. While both models offer CD playback, Bluetooth, radio, and USB connectivity, Panasonic has clearly positioned them at different ends of the market. The Panasonic SC-PMX112 is the more…
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Samsung’s First Clip-On Galaxy Buds Have A Few Tricks You Probably Didn’t Expect
Samsung has unveiled something quite different from its usual Galaxy Buds lineup. The Galaxy Buds On are the South KSamsung has unveiled something quite different from its usual Galaxy Buds lineup. The Galaxy Buds On are the South Korean brand’s first clip-on earbuds, using an open, over-the-ear design that leaves users able to hear what’s…
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Why Does Silent Pound Need Four 15-Inch Woofers in Its New Flagship Speaker?
Silent Pound has revealed its new flagship Parallax loudspeaker, a massive passive 3.5-way design built around four 15-inch woofers and a controlled-directivity approach that the company says could make the speaker less dependent on the listening room. The Silent Pound Parallax will make its public debut at the Audio Video Show 2026 in Warsaw, taking…
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I Didn’t Expect a $35 Moondrop IEM to Take Competitive Gaming This Seriously
Moondrop has introduced the Position, a new pair of in-ear headphones designed specifically for esports and competitive gaming. Instead of using a traditional over-ear gaming headset, Moondrop is taking a much smaller approach, combining a single dynamic driver with HRTF-based tuning, a USB-C DSP sound card, and an AI-assisted noise-canceling microphone. The company says the…
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Audioengine A2+ Gen 3 Just Got a Bigger Upgrade Than Its Tiny Size Suggests
Audioengine’s tiny A2+ desktop speakers have entered their third generation with Bluetooth 5.3, aptX Adaptive, Class D amplification and more power.
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Qobuz Is Now Labeling AI-Generated Music. Here’s How Much of Its Listening It Actually Represents
Qobuz has started labeling music tracks that its systems identify as being generated entirely by artificial intelligence, giving listeners a clearer indication of where the music they are hearing came from. It is a relatively small change on the surface, but it addresses a question that is becoming increasingly difficult for streaming listeners to answer…
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The New Edifier M230 II Is Small, Retro, and More Capable Than Expected
Edifier has unveiled the M230 II, a compact Bluetooth speaker that combines a retro-inspired design with a surprisingly long list of modern features. The new model adds Bluetooth 6.0, up to 52W of maximum power, a USB sound card, and a battery rated for up to 27 hours of playback. At first glance, the M230…
