Leak Sandwich 250 Review
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Leak Sandwich 250 Review: Vintage Audio Royalty Reborn

The days when high-quality sound enthusiasts could be truly surprised by retro acoustics are long gone. Today, nearly every brand with a legacy dating back to the last century is reviving classic models with varying degrees of authenticity and it must be said that they are doing an impressive job. As a result, many brands…

Klipsch Reference Premier RP-8000F II Review
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Klipsch Reference Premier RP-8000F II Review

Klipsch’s range of passive speakers isn’t huge, but it’s well thought out. In a modern design, they offer two main series: the basic Reference line and the more advanced Reference Premier line. There are also a couple of standout models, like the RP 6000F II, RF-7, and RC-64, which sit in a higher class. Beyond that, there’s the Heritage line, which…

Wharfedale Elysian 4 Review
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Wharfedale Elysian 4 Review: At This Price, It Can’t Have Any Flaws. Does It?

The story behind the Elysian line is pretty straightforward. In recent years, Wharfedale has mostly focused on entry-level technology. They released several generations of the Diamond series (including an active version), tapped into the retro trend with the Linton and Denton models, and then introduced the EVO, which, while not overly expensive, was a step…