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Sony ULT Tower 7 Review: Powerful deep bass and wide sound dispersion come with a 22.8 kg price tag. Is it worth the extra cost compared to the Tower 5?

Yamaha R200A: Stereo receiver with MM phono, DAB+, Bluetooth 5.3, and 2 × 100 watts. Available in black and silver starting in fall 2026 for 369 euros.

The JBL Pulse 6 combines 40 watts of power and deeper bass with a 360-degree light show, Bluetooth 6.0, Auracast, USB-C audio, and IP68 protection.

JBL PartyBox Ultimate 2 with 1,500 watts, 10-inch woofers, a touchscreen, AI karaoke, and Wi-Fi. All the details on features, price, and release date.

Cambridge Audio is launching the Melomania A100SE, featuring Dolby Spatial Audio, aptX Lossless, LDAC, and a 39-hour battery life, in three colors for 149 euros.

JBL is launching four Cinema SB-MK2 soundbars starting at 199.99 euros. SurroundPlay turns two Flip 7s into wireless rear speakers for true surround sound.

In our test, the Sony ULT Tower 5 delivers incredibly deep bass, natural vocals, and 300 watts. How good are the app, battery life, and ease of use for 400 euros?

The Bose Sport Open Earbuds and Ultra Open Earbuds 2 will be released in October. Find out everything about their features, battery life, and prices starting at 199.95 euros.

Yamaha introduces the RX300A and RX500A AV receivers: Dolby Atmos, 8K/60, and 4K/120 are available starting at 399 euros; network streaming starts at 699 euros.

The Teufel T 10 Mk2 combines a 250-mm woofer rated at 150 watts with wireless connectivity and both front-firing and down-firing modes. Price: 419.99 euros.

Sony WF-1000XM6 Review: Outstanding noise cancellation, natural sound, and a wide variety of apps. But is it better than the more affordable XM5?

Sony is unveiling the new WH-CH730N and WH-CH530 at IFA 2026. With up to 55 hours of battery life, LE Audio, and multipoint connectivity, starting at 59.99 euros.

As reported by STEREO GUIDE, Sony is releasing the WH-1000XM4C. The new version of the XM4 costs 249 euros and comes with a 10-band EQ and the Apache 207 profile.

JBL is launching a new multi-room system featuring the Cove M1, P1, and X1. With Dolby Atmos, Roon, Qobuz Connect, and soundbar rear speakers, starting at 229.99 euros.

The new smart #2 comes equipped with a Sennheiser sound system featuring seven speakers, a subwoofer, and three sound profiles in select trim levels.

Teufel IKONIO Review: Eight drivers, 2,500 watts of peak power, and two push-push woofers deliver astonishing bass depth from a single speaker.

Sony introduces the ULT Tower Max, ULT Tower 7, and ULT Tower 5, featuring up to 2,150 watts of power, XLR connectivity, karaoke, Auracast, and powerful bass.

At IFA 2026, Edifier is showcasing the XR6 three-way studio monitor and the compact 210-watt MW6T subwoofer as add-ons to the M90.

JBL Xtreme 5 Review: Deep bass, natural vocals, and superb sound even at high volumes. Plus USB audio, Auracast, and 28 hours of battery life.

JBL is launching the Quantum 850, 520, 520X, and 120. The gaming headsets range in price from 44.99 to 279.99 euros. Here’s an overview of their features, differences, and prices.

Marshall rounds out its Jimi Hendrix collection with the Major V, Emberton III, and JMH Studio. Prices and release dates for the new Anniversary Editions.

The Teufel Ultima 25 Aktiv 2 features 2 x 50 watts, HDMI ARC, USB-C, Bluetooth, and DAB+. The active stereo system costs 549.99 euros.

Sony might re-release its iconic WH-1000XM4 headphones as the XM4C. We’ll break down the leak and compare it to our review of the current WH-1000XM6.

Exclusive: Stereo Guide follows the Dolby Atmos mix of *Searching for Home* at Bauer Studios and hears the new mix for the first time in the Smart #5 BRABUS equipped with the Sennheiser Signature Sound System.

Bose introduces the QuietComfort Headphones (2nd Gen): featuring TrueSpatial Immersive Audio, QuietControl ANC, USB-C audio up to 24-bit/48 kHz, and new colors.

Sony is releasing the WH-1000XM6 in Olive Gray: The flagship noise-canceling headphones will be available starting in August 2026 in a new natural color for 449 euros.

Cambridge Audio L/R X Review: Compact active speakers with StreamMagic, HDMI-eARC, MM phono, and surprisingly powerful bass.

Marshall introduces the Acton IV and Stanmore IV. The new home speakers feature Auracast, a wider soundstage, deeper bass, and classic Marshall design.

Sony introduces the IER-M500: a professional in-ear monitor featuring high noise isolation, Hi-Res Audio, and a rugged design for stage and studio use.

Bose wants to be more than just an audio manufacturer. Through Bose Studios and Bose Records, the company plans to produce podcasts, videos, and launch its own music label. Here’s the background.

The JBL Boombox 4 carries on the legacy of the powerful Boombox 3. More power, Auracast, IP68 rating, USB-C audio, and a removable battery are set to make all the difference:

Sony will discontinue network services on 71 audio and home theater devices as of November 17, 2026. This affects Spotify, Google Cast, Netflix, and Amazon services.

Marshall presents the Stockwell III, a mobile Bluetooth speaker with over 40 hours of battery life, true stereophonic 360° sound, IP55 protection and a modular design for greater sustainability.

Teufel Rockster 2 review: The large party speaker with Bluetooth 5.3, 440 watts of power, replaceable battery, microphone connection and impressive bass in a practical test.

Yamaha presents the NX-70A. These wireless active speakers offer AirPlay 2, Google Cast, HDMI eARC, MusicCast, and automatic room calibration via YPAO R.S.C. for 2,949 euros per pair.

Klipsch presents the Klipschorn 80th Anniversary Edition, limited to 280 pairs. The anniversary model features a modern two-way horn system with DSP technology and Tigerwood veneer.

Cambridge Audio introduces the Evo 300. The streaming amp delivers up to 2 x 550 watts, HDMI eARC, Qobuz Connect, a large color display, and a phono input for €3,999.

Cambridge Audio is now also offering the Evo One in Midnight Black. The all-in-one system features 14 speakers, 700 watts, HDMI eARC, a phono input, and hi-res streaming.

The JBL Bar 800MK2 Review: 7.1 Dolby Atmos Soundbar with Detachable Rear Speakers, Powerful 10-inch Subwoofer, and Surprisingly Expansive Spatial Sound.

The Cambridge Audio L/R S in review: Compact active speakers with powerful sound, amazing bass, and easy operation. Ideal for desktop, TV, and small living spaces.

The Yamaha True X Surround 90A review: Premium soundbar with Dolby Atmos, Auro-3D, beam technology, and powerful home theater sound. Surprisingly good for music too.

Bose presents the new Lifestyle collection featuring a smart speaker, soundbar, and subwoofer. An overview of flexible multi-room systems, Dolby Atmos, and modern design.

JBL updates its Tour series: New sound curve, smarter operation, and Green Edition bring more precision and comfort to headphones and earbuds.

The JBL PartyBox Encore 2 in review: A compact party speaker with strong bass, a microphone, light show, and plenty of power. But how good does it really sound?

First listening test in the Zeekr 7GT: 23 speakers, premium sound system, and surprisingly balanced audio. Here is our first sound check.

Teufel Motiv Go 2 review: strong sound, new features like PartyLink and an app – but without AUX and mic. How does it compare to the JBL Charge and Bose SoundLink Flex?

The Edifier M90 in review: Compact Bluetooth speakers with 100 W power, HDMI eARC, Hi-Res Audio, and surprisingly powerful bass. How good do they really sound?

The JBL Grip promises powerful Pro Sound, Auracast, and 14 hours of battery life. But how good does the compact Bluetooth speaker sound in everyday use? Our sound test reveals its strengths and limits.

The JBL Xtreme 4 promises more power, better sound, and Auracast. Does the outdoor Bluetooth speaker live up to JBL’s claims in our review? Sound, battery, and alternatives in the check.

Cambridge Audio is releasing a firmware update for StreamMagic streamers built from 2014 onwards. New features such as Qobuz Connect, Spotify Lossless and Amazon Music extend the usable life of older network devices.