Teufel announces many new wi-fi and multi-room speakers
These third-gen wireless speakers are the successors to the eponymous models previously marketed under the Teufel-owned Raumfeld brand.

The range comprises the single chassis One S (£220) and One M (£450) models, the Stereo M (£880) standmounters and the Stereo L (£1600) floorstanders – all of which feature Bluetooth and network streaming, as well as line-level and USB inputs.
Over wi-fi, users can benefit from Spotify Connect and access Tidal, TuneIn, SoundCloud and local NAS drives via the Teufel Raumfeld app.
Multi-room functionality not only works across the range but also with Raumfeld-branded predecessors, too.
The three-way Stereo M speakers, which are connected by a 5m cable, are each equipped with a woofer and coaxial driver that combines midrange driver and tweeter.
The 500-watt Stereo L floorstanders also use the connection cable and coaxial driver arrangement, and aim to bring more grunt with three 15cm woofers.
The new Teufel Streaming speakers have on-unit buttons for basic playback control, and also feature three preset buttons for easy access to your favourite playlists or radio stations.
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