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Marantz’s AV powerhouse is the company’s current top integrated solution, a multichannel amplifier rather than receiver, combining full features with huge juice.

From the company that brought you Mo-Fi audiophile vinyl comes the Mo-Fi Electronics StudioDeck Plus package, and it proves a fine performer.

Considering its low price and tiny profile, Yamaha's latest soundbar packs a deceptively solid punch.

The sleek and stylish Marantz NR1711 offers all the latest video standards, Bluetooth output and excellent performance in a compact package.

Hisense's 65SX Dual Cell TV might sport an LCD panel, but its clever new technology has it looking like an OLED in the contrast department.

NAD's streaming amplifier is a rip-roaring success in all important regards, and innovative in several key areas, including amplification.

The Yamaha RX-V6A is a fine not-so-entry-level networked and nicely smart AV receiver, and with its welcome face-lift you’ll know this is a firmly 21st-century unit.

The open-backed cabled HD 560S headphones demonstrate what Sennheiser does best – natural and high-value shining sound.

You don’t get the really deep bass you would from sizeable in-room speakers, but from the mid-bass and up this stereo architectural speaker delivers a remarkably balanced performance.

Ruark's R3 table-top compact music system proves impressively easy-to-use and accesses pretty much every kind of music under the sun.

Epson's EH-LS300 UST projector is practical for everyday use, with some limitations, as well as for truly immersive bigscreen movie nights.