New products were on show from Cyrus, Q Acoustics, Quad and REL, amongst others, plus there was the chance to see and hear the latest and greatest kit from a whole host of other brands, from Devialet to Tannoy.
Below we've rounded-up pictures of the best sights and sounds from the Bristol Show (you'll have to take our word for it when it comes to the sound) .
You can also check out all of our Bristol Show news or get an exhaustive look at who was showing what over on our Bristol Show round-up page.
Did you attend the show? Let us know your highlights in the comments box below.
VIDEO: The best new speakers from the Bristol Show
Audio Research
Audio Research unveiled the £900 AR M2 high-resolution audio player, which is due out towards the end of March.
MORE: Bristol Show 2015: Acoustic Research's high-res DAC and portable music player unveiled
Chord Electronics
Chord Electronics showed-off its new CPM 2800 MkII integrated amplifier. It takes the digital-to-analogue circuitry from the award-winning Hugo and teams it with 120 watts of power per channel. It's on sale for a cool £6690.
MORE: Chord takes wraps off CPM 2800 MkII integrated amplifier
Cyrus
Cyrus brought its new Stereo 200 power amplifier to Bristol. It features a custom designed power supply and a Class D output stage.
MORE: Bristol Show 2015: Cyrus unveils its new Stereo 200 power amp
Devialet
Qobuz announced that its CD-quality streaming service would be incorporated into the Devialet Phantom wireless speaker (pictured).
MORE: Qobuz music streaming integrated into Devialet Phantom wireless speaker
Dolby Atmos
We were thrilled to have a Dolby Atmos system in our What Hi-Fi? demo room. We showed-off a Dolby Atmos system, complete with a £25,000 Focal Electra speaker package in a 5.2.4 set-up - that includes four speakers in the ceiling as well as the usual surrounds. Atmos clips were shown on Sony's flagship KD-85X9505 4K TV.
Exposure
Exposure revelead the new 3010S2-D integrated amplifier. The fourth version of the British company's flagship amp features six line-level inputs, new preamplifier circuitry and a power amplifier with improved transistors.
MORE: Bristol Show 2015: Exposure flaunts its top integrated amplifier
Kudos
The Kudos room was dominated by the new Titan 808 floorstanders (pictured). These £20-25,000 behemoths are currently a prototype model and will replace the Titan 88. The speakers also support Linn's Exakt technology.
MORE: Bristol Show 2015: Kudos unveils three speakers with Linn Exakt support
Mass Fidelity
Something that we've seen before, but worthy of a mention nonetheless, is the Mass Fidelity Core wireless speaker system. This compact unit can be paired with several other products to create a multi-room speaker system.
MORE: Bristol Show 2015: UK debut for Mass Fidelity Core
Meridian
We worked with Meridian to bring an exclusive demo of its new MQA file format technology to visitors to the What Hi-Fi? stand.
Modern British Audio
Modern British Audio was a new brand launching at the show. Falling under the umbrella of Sonic Concept, the new hi-fi brand has taken on the O'hEocha D1 range.
MORE: Sonic Concept to launch 'Modern British Audio Company' hi-fi brand
Paradigm
Paradigm's new Prestige range of speakers, due out in November.
MORE: Paradigm Prestige speaker range set for UK launch
PMC
PMC launched the Twenty sub at Bristol, which features the Advanced Transmission Line (ATL) bass principle, Class D amplification and "ultra-precise DSP control". It can be yours for £2950.
MORE: Bristol Show 2015: PMC expands Twenty series with new subwoofer
Q Acoustics
Q Acoustics officially unveiled its new 3000 series of loudspeakers at Bristol. The range consists of two standmounters, a pair of floorstanders, a subwoofer and a centre channel.
MORE: Q Acoustics launches new 3000 series speakers
Quad
Quad's new Artera range of hi-fi components also made its debut. Pictured here is a CD player with a built-in pre-amp, and a matching power-amp. Each costs £1500.
MORE: Bristol Show 2015: Quad unveils S Series speakers and Artera components
Rega
Rega brought its new RX range of loudspeakers to Bristol. The range comprises the RX One bookshelf speakers and RX Three and RX Five floorstanders. They're expected to hit UK shelves this summer.
MORE: Bristol Show 2015: Rega unveils RX loudspeaker range
REL
REL launched what can only be described as a massive subwoofer. The £2750 212SE delivers 1000 watts of power through two, 12in drivers and two, 12in passive radiators.
MORE: Bristol Show 2015: REL unveils 212SE subwoofer
Tannoy
We heard of Tannoy's new Revolution XT range in January, but we finally got to see it in the flesh at Bristol.
MORE: Tannoy reveals Revolution XT speaker range
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