Q Acoustics announces M7 2.1-speaker system
The M7 (formerly Media 7000) borrows components from the Q7000i speaker package, but comes with a new amplifier which can be used for music and movies.

The new amplifier is Q Acoustics’ own Q-AVA stereo amp with a built-in DAC. It features two optical digital inputs, alongside one analogue input, plus Bluetooth for wireless streaming.
The 7000i satellites and 7070Si subwoofer from the company’s award-winning style speaker package have been used to accompany the new amp.
The satellites each feature two 75mm ultra long throw mid//bass drivers and a 25mm tweeter, and sport an integrated, adjustable stand allowing them to be wall or ceiling mounted. The subwoofer meanwhile has an 8in high excursion bass driver. Q Acoustics says sound the system aims to disperse sound evenly throughout the room through grilles on the top and bottom.
Q Acoustics says the package delivers a sound that “will astonish everyone who hears it... They’ll find it difficult to believe such huge dynamic sound comes from such small elegant speakers.”
The Q Acoustics M7 package will be available from May 2016, in black or white, for £800. If you’re visiting the Bristol Show this year, you’ll be able to hear it in the Q Acoustic room.
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