On test: Audio Pro Allroom Sat
This Audio Pro package is, at first glance, a tidy attempt to combine compact, appealing and colourful looks with the sonic performance you'd expect from speakers that look like they've been vigorously interrogated with the ugly stick.
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"See red, hear slick movie sound"
Issue: 8/2007
"Miniature hi-fi heroes"
Issue: 8/2007
On test: Tangent Audio Evo,
Q Acoustics 1020,
Cambridge Audio S30,
Tannoy Mercury F1 Custom
Whether it's a sensible upgrade for a micro system, or you're putting together your first separates system, you'll be surprised how good these budget speakers are.
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"Eclipses make their point"
Issue: 8/2007
On test: Fujitsu Ten Eclipse TD Lulét 307PAII
We awarded the last Eclipse amp and speaker package we tested - the £400 TD307PA system - five stars back in February 2006. This is the replacement, the TD307PAII.
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"Simple looks, super sound"
Issue: 8/2007
On test: Arcaydis AK3
Been up to much since July 2003? In Worcestershire, Arcaydis has been conducting business as usual - its little AK3 floorstander received five stars then, so it's high time we had a second listen.
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"Sony RHT-G800"
Published on: 7/2007
On test: Sony RHT-G800
Surround sound is one of the greatest inventions in home entertainment -- nothing involves you in the on-screen action more than an immersive soundtrack rumbling out from all around you. The problem is, if you have limited space, or simply don't want to run speaker cables all over your living room, surround sound really isn't an option.
Enter all-in-one speaker systems, designed to produce a virtual surround effect from a smaller number of speakers. These systems range from very good to utterly useless, but offer a decent solution for those not prepared to turn their front room into a gigantic ball of wire.
Sony has taken an interesting approach to the problem by building its virtual surround-sound speakers into a TV stand, the RHT-G800, which is available online for around £600. Can it succeed where others have failed?
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